🚀 Setup Guide

This setup guide explains how to deploy and run the Daanse Dashboard Client in various environments. The client is fully standalone and requires no server-side components. All data access, logic, and rendering happen entirely in the browser or client runtime.

You can run the client in the following ways:

• ✅ Static Hosting (e.g. GitHub Pages)
  The application can be deployed as static files to any static web host. GitHub Pages is a great starting point for publishing dashboards without backend infrastructure.

• ✅ Simple Web Server (e.g. Nginx)
  A minimal container or local web server is enough to serve the client files. No special configuration is needed — just drop the build output into your server’s web root.

• ✅ Docker Deployment
  The client can be run as a Docker container, based on an Nginx image that does not require root privileges. This is ideal for lightweight and secure deployments in containerized environments.

• ✅ Embed into Other Applications
  You can also embed the client or selected scripts directly into your own web applications. This enables seamless integration with existing web platforms or admin interfaces.

• ✅ Deploy Individual Components
  It's possible to deploy only selected modules — such as data connections, specific widgets, or UI components — without using the full dashboard shell. This supports highly modular use cases and micro-integration strategies.

• ✅ Desktop App via Electron
  A full-featured Electron version is available for:

  • Windows
  • Linux (DEB and RPM packages)
  • macOS
    This makes it easy to run the dashboard as a native application, even offline.

With this flexible setup architecture, Daanse adapts to a wide range of deployment needs — from simple demos to fully integrated Smart City solutions.