Hyper Vision



Hyper Vision ⚡️ 😎 is a UI dev tool to browse hyper cloud data, cache, search, etc. via an app key's connection string. It is available at https://vision.hyper.io/.

Providing your connection string

Every time you start hyper vision, it will prompt you for a hyper cloud connection string from one of your hyper applications.

vision.hyper.io



From the hyper cloud dashboard, copy the connection string from one of your hyper application's app keys and paste the connection string into the Connection String text box.

Providing a valid connection string will enable the CONNECT button.



Press the CONNECT button to connect hyper vision to your hyper application.

By default, hyper vision assumes you have a service instance (namespace) named default. If you have already added data to your default data service, you should see that data in the grid.

Viewing Data Service Data



Switching Connection Strings

Use the yellow bolt in the page header to open the connection string screen.

Yellow bolt



From the hyper cloud dashboard, copy the connection string from one of your hyper application's app keys and paste the connection string into the Connection String text box.

Providing a valid connection string will enable the CONNECT button.

Disconnecting

It's easy to disconnect hyper vision from your hyper app. Simply click the yellow bolt to open the connection string screen followed by clicking the red DISCONNECT button.

The DISCONNECT button



Viewing and Filtering Data

Once you're connected, to view data in your hyper app's data service, click the Data service in the menu.

By default, hyper vision assumes you have a service instance (namespace) named default. If you have already added data to your default data service, you should see that data in the grid.

Data displayed from the default data service instancee



Open the filter by clicking the filter/funnel button:



Filter Option 1: Select Value

Click the Select Value tab and use the Field and Value drop-down lists to select a specific field and value followed by clicking the APPLY FILTER button.

'Select Value' tab



Filter Option 2: Enter Value

Click the Enter Value tab and use the Field drop-down list to select a specific filter field. Then, provide your own value, such as a document _id value.

'Enter Value' tab



Filter Option 3: Advanced

Click the Advanced tab to provide your own Query Selector to filter your data.

If another filter option is applied, as indicated by the purple dot indicator on the tab, then you can optionally click the USE CURRENT QUERY SELECTOR button to paste in the query selector that is currently being used by hyper vision. It's a good way to learn query selectors.

Advanced filtering



Viewing a Service Instance Besides "default"

Let's say we have a Search service instance (namespace or index) named movie-year instead of one named default.

To browse data in a search service instance we would do the following:

• Click the Search service in the menu
• Click the INSTANCE NAME: DEFAULT button.

INSTANCE NAME button



• This opens a text box where you can change the name. Below we have changed the name from default to movie-year.

Providing an instance name



• Press the go! button.
• Provide some search text and select the View Data button.

filtering search data for the movie-year instance index