edge-toolkit core

mise

Please install mise, including the shell integration. It is needed for all use of this repository.

Configure it with

mise settings experimental=true
mise settings set cargo.binstall true

The mise configuration is stored in .mise.toml.

Before installing dependencies, please install openssl development files.

mise install

Contributing

Use mise run fmt and mise run check to run formatters and checkers.

Run ws agent in browser

Build modules and run the WS server

In a separate terminal start OpenObserve (o2) and leave it running.

mise run o2

Then start the fetch the ONNX models and run the server

mise run download-models
mise run build-modules
mise run ws-server

Scan the QR-Code with a smart-phone camera and open the URL.

Select the module to run in the drop-down, then click "Run module" button.

Note: The WASM build disables WebAssembly reference types, so it can still load on older browsers such as Chrome 95.

In a separate terminal, open the OpenObserve UX using:

mise run open-o2

The server logs appear in the Logs section.

Modules

The module list is dynamically populated from the modules in services/ws-modules.

Each module must have a package.json that defines a main which contains a JavaScript file that can load and run the module.

Under each module in ws-modules, the package can be found in a subdirectory pkg.

Most of the module are built from Rust using wasm-pack build --target web.

There are also modules written in:

• Dart
• Java
• .Net C#
• Python, using pyodide
• Zig, including C code.

Root module

The default UX in the web-browser is also a loadable module located in services/ws-server/static.

A custom UX module can be used by setting the ws-server environment variable MODULES_ROOT.

Run e2e

Run the end-to-end tests using Chrome:

mise run ws-e2e-chrome

Run an example demo scenario using et-cli

cargo install --path utilities/cli --force
et-cli generate-deployment \
  --input-file verification/local/input/facility-security-scenario.yaml \
  --output-dir verification/local/output/facility-security-scenario

This will generate a mise.toml file under verification/local/output/facility-security-scenario. Run the following command to start the demo scenario:

mise run generated-scenario

To generate a Docker Compose deployment instead, pass --output-type docker-compose or set deployment_type: docker-compose in the scenario input YAML. This writes compose.yaml to the output directory:

et-cli generate-deployment \
  --input-file verification/local/input/facility-security-scenario.yaml \
  --output-dir verification/local/output/facility-security-scenario \
  --output-type docker-compose
cd verification/local/output/facility-security-scenario
docker compose up --build

The generated scenario config only selects which prebuilt modules ws-server serves. Module builds are expected to be handled separately from the repository root.

To regenerate all checked-in verification outputs from verification/*/input, writing each scenario to the matching verification/*/output/<input-file-stem> folder. This generates all supported deployment files for each scenario, currently mise.toml and compose.yaml:

mise run regen-verification

Grant

This repository is part of a grant managed by the School of EECMS, Curtin University.

ABN 99 143 842 569.

CRICOS Provider Code 00301J.

TEQSA PRV12158