EYWA Frontend

This repo contains free and not opensourced EYWA frontend. Repo can be cloned and served with EYWA Core by specifying

EYWA_SERVE

directory. I.E.

# Create directory that will be served with EYWA
cd ~/.eywa/
mkdir web
cd web

# Clone eywa frontend. It is important that it is cloned in eywa folder
git clone https://github.com/neyho/eywa-frontend.git eywa

# Export environment variable
export EYWA_SERVE=$HOME/.eywa/web

# Start EYWA
eywa core start

Try it out

Navigate to http://localhost:8080

Also keep in mind that initialized EYWA Core will allow only EYWA Client (this frontend client) redirects to https://my.eywaonline.com.

If you want to allow http://localhost:8080 or any other domain, You will have to modify EYWA Frontend client through my.eywaonline.com and add redirects

# Login redirection
http://localhost:8080/eywa/callback

# Logout redirection
http://localhost:8080/eywa

OR

Use script to modify EYWA Frontend client. Checkout Examples to see how to connect to EYWA through cli and how to run scripts.

🚨 Important

EYWA frontend client uses react-oidc-context library to authenticate user. react-oidc-context doesn't allow http OIDC endpoints as OIDC specification explicitly requires TLS. Only http://localhost and http://127.0.0.1 are allowed.

Why not opensource?

Timing Isn't Right

Our frontend codebase is currently around 30k lines of code. It’s an internal tool with limited documentation, containing advanced concepts closely tied to EYWA Core, such as:

• Modeling - Not just ERD Data models
• EYWA DB - which tracks differences between remote and local states while offering built-in operations like stack/slice/delete GraphQL mutations directly through client-side commits.

For a better development experience, these concepts need to be isolated and well-documented. However, this requires significant effort and, at this point, we haven’t received sufficient feedback indicating that this is a priority for the community.

If you find EYWA and its ecosystem relevant, we’d love your support!

• Star this repository or EYWA Core to show interest and help us prioritize.

For those looking to explore, Toddler is a great place to start!