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You will have to install ElasticSearch (6.8.6), Kibiter (6.8.6) and a MySQL/MariaDB database (5.7.24/10.0). You can use the following docker-compose to have them running.

> Help: You need to install docker and docker-compose for this. Please refer the documentation.
> Help: You need to install docker and docker-compose for this. Please refer to the documentation.
> - https://docs.docker.com/install/linux/docker-ce/ubuntu/
> - https://docs.docker.com/compose/install/
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#### docker-compose (without SearchGuard) [↑](#getting-the-containers-)

Note: Here, access to kibiter and elasticsearch don't need credentials.
Note: Here, access to kibiter and elasticsearch doesn't need credentials.
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version: '2.2'
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### Setting up PyCharm [↑](#source-code-and-docker-)

> Help:
> You need to install PyCharm (**Community Edition**) for this. Please refer the documentation.
> You need to install PyCharm (**Community Edition**) for this. Please refer to the documentation.
> - https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/installation-guide.html
>
> You can follow this [tutorial](https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/quick-start-guide.html) to get familiar with PyCharm.
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#### No Swap Space [↑](#troubleshooting-)
* Indication: While composing docker , NO SWAP SPACE would be displayed.
* Indication: While composing docker, NO SWAP SPACE would be displayed.
* Solution: Edit the ```/etc/default/grub file``` with sudo previleges.
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* Diagnosis: After a rebuild of git-based indices you are not receiving a full dataset as expected, but only from the date of the re-index forward. That data is complete, but anything prior to that is missing.
* Solution: The `setup.cfg` file has an option under the Git configuration section: `latest-items = true` - set this to `latest-items = false` to pull in all data from the beginnning. Once this has been processed, remember to set it back to `latest-items = true`!
* Solution: The `setup.cfg` file has an option under the Git configuration section: `latest-items = true` - set this to `latest-items = false` to pull in all data from the beginning. Once this has been processed, remember to set it back to `latest-items = true`!
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The parameter `size` specifies that we dont need the data fetched from the index, this is included as
The parameter `size` specifies that we don't need the data fetched from the index, this is included as
only count of authors is required and not the data of authors. The parameter `query` includes
the `range` of the field `author_date` for which the data is requested. The number of
distinct author are calculated using `cardinality` of `author_id`.
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![Data Query to fetch count of unique authors in a git repository](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32506591/77189005-e553d200-6afc-11ea-8d40-59b6e7c4c723.png)
Alternatively, a data table visualization can be created using the steps mentioned [here](#build-a-data-table-visualization-in-kibiter-).Then, a `request` can be generated by click the `^` symbol at the bottom.
Alternatively, a data table visualization can be created using the steps mentioned [here](#build-a-data-table-visualization-in-kibiter-). Then, a `request` can be generated by clicking the `^` symbol at the bottom.
Kibiter then automatically generates a query as shown below.
![Creating data query through request](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/32506591/77188682-5e065e80-6afc-11ea-9b00-a927690cc76e.png)
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* `Order` - Order in which fields are displayed.
* `Size` - Maximum number of fields to be included in the table.
7 . Click the apply changes button to get the date table visualization. You can also save the
7 . Click the apply changes button to get the data table visualization. You can also save the
visualizations for future references.
The below image uses the [CHAOSS community dashboard](https://chaoss.biterg.io/app/kibana#/visualize/new?_g=())
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2. There will be 2 options: Share saved Dashboard or share snapshot.
3. Copy the link present under 'Link' under 'Share Saved dashboard' and use it anywhere. This will be a shortened url, and can be easily used accross browsers.
3. Copy the link present under 'Link' under 'Share Saved dashboard' and use it anywhere. This will be a shortened url, and can be easily used across browsers.
4. You can also extract the embedded iframe and add it to the HTML source.
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