Vertigo-UI is built over Vue.js, Quasar and SpringMVC.
To test it on your side, you might deploy all the required components (ElasticSearch, Redis, PostgreSQL, ...) , but the simplest way is to use the 'home' flag (default value), which uses an embedded Elasticsearch, a local database (h2), and stores cache in memory.
Secrets and API keys are not committed to this repository, so you have to create the following file : ${user.home}\mars\marsconf\marsApiKeys.properties (referenced from mars.yaml).
Here is a template property file :
iftttApiUrl=http://localhost
iftttApiKey=0
openAiApiKey=demoTo boot the server, you can use Tomcat or boot directly from BootMarsDev, which uses an embedded Jetty server.
You’ll find logins in the neutral/userAccounts.txt file, for example :
adupont / VertigoMarsDemo