I ran local parse-server-example project. It comes with sample cloud code but it does not appear in dashboard. Unlike project from parse.com, it shows everything in core menu as in parse.com has.
Any idea on this?
Parse Server is missing some endpoints that are necessary to view Cloud Code. Adding them to Parse Server would probably be a good first PR :) I could give you some pointers if you are interested! (You would also need to make a small PR to Parse Dashboard)
parse-server on parse.com and on github is not same version?
api.parse.com that runs in production and parse-server on github are completely separate implementations.
@peterdotjs wow! that is why!, thank you for clarify me
@drew-gross please give some pointers ^^
@TGIO parse-dashboard already supports viewing cloud code, so there probably won't be any changes necessary in the dashboard (unless the format of the new endpoint differs from the one on Parse.com) Parse Server will need to have two endpoints added: the /releases/latest endpoint, and the /scripts endpoint. I've opened ParsePlatform/parse-server#895 which describes what is necessary.
Hi,
Is someone has the two endpoints code to be add on the parse server ?
Thanks,
+1 Same question
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+1 Same here... I would able to see all the cloud code stuff.
Can we have an update if there are any developers working on this? If not, I may spend some time implementing and pushing a merge request.
That's a tricky one, feel free to start working on a PR.
+1 Same here.
I have deployed a few Parse-server-example apps to Heroku with Cloud code. My Parse-dashboard run locally currently supports those Parse apps on Heroku and a Parse.com hosted app. The dashboard is able to show the Cloud code for the Parse hosted app but not for my Heroku hosted ones. So the issue is not with the Parse-dashboard, it is with the Parse-server instead.
@c4wrd Thanks for trying to PR
@durunvo I did a bit of work on designing the implementation for this, it just requires a lot of work to implement. The biggest issue is I haven't worked with React much as of late (more of an Angular guy), and they have quite an integrated structure that I'll need to learn to get the front end in. I planned on implementing an API on parse-server to handle dynamic changes to cloud code and the parse-dashboard will feature the Ace editor to edit or add new cloud code. There is also quite a few underlying cloud code infrastructure changes will be needed to support this, but I think it'll definitely be worth it. Once I have some free time I'll continue the work, but I'm more interested in whether or not there is any work by the Parse team before I continue.
@c4wrd from the Parse side there currently isn't any new feature development on the dashboard and we're encouraging the community to take more ownership. We're totally supportive of your PR :)
@c4wrd let's just start with displaying cloud code, which in itself is a big enough feature.
any progress on this @c4wrd
+1 for this feature! With some pointers I could give it a try
I have been working in this project here: https://github.com/back4app/parse-cli-server
It run together with parse server (in the same way parse live query server does) and create the necessary endpoints to make the existing parse cli tool compatible with the parse server. It is already working for most important cli features.
It would be not so difficult to write endpoints there to retrieve files (and also to write files in the case of a file editor in the dashboard).
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it is 2018.... any luck on this? or at least help us so we can add in our own app.js
Any update guys?
No and given that no one picked it up in over a year, this is not something we鈥檒l explore or maintain.
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Can we have an update if there are any developers working on this? If not, I may spend some time implementing and pushing a merge request.