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Implementation:Risingwavelabs Risingwave Dashboard Package Lock

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File package-lock.json
Source File dashboard/package-lock.json
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Category Dependency Lock File
Package Manager npm

Overview

The package-lock.json file is the NPM dependency lockfile for the RisingWave dashboard frontend application. It is an auto-generated file produced by npm to record the exact dependency tree resolved during installation, pinning the precise versions of all direct and transitive dependencies.

This file ensures reproducible builds of the RisingWave Next.js dashboard application across all development and CI/CD environments. Without this lockfile, different installations could resolve to different package versions, potentially introducing inconsistencies or build failures.

Code Reference

Source Location

dashboard/package-lock.json

Full URL: dashboard/package-lock.json

Signature

This is a data file (JSON) with no executable signature. It conforms to the npm lockfile v3 format.

Import

This file is not imported by application code. It is consumed by npm during npm install or npm ci to resolve the exact dependency tree.

I/O Contract

Inputs

The lockfile is generated from and must stay in sync with dashboard/package.json, which declares the direct dependencies of the dashboard application.

Outputs

When npm install or npm ci is run in the dashboard/ directory, this lockfile ensures that the exact same set of package versions is installed in node_modules/.

Key Dependencies Locked

The lockfile pins versions for the dashboard's key dependencies, including but not limited to:

  • Next.js -- React framework for the dashboard application
  • React and React DOM -- UI library
  • Chakra UI -- Component library for the dashboard UI
  • D3.js and dagre -- Graph layout and visualization libraries
  • Monaco Editor -- Code editor component used in pages like Heap Profiling
  • protobufjs -- Protocol Buffer support for generated gRPC types

Usage Examples

Installing dependencies with exact versions

cd dashboard
npm ci

The npm ci command is preferred in CI environments as it strictly installs from the lockfile without modifying it.

Updating the lockfile after changing package.json

cd dashboard
npm install

This regenerates package-lock.json to reflect any changes to package.json.

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