Are you interested in trying out Superset, but you're intimidated by the local setup process? Worry not! Superset needs some initial setup to install locally, but I've got a streamlined way to get started - using ! This file contains a set of scripts to simplify the setup process. the makefile This setup is for Mac OS X, for other OS setups see: https://superset.apache.org/docs/installation/installing-superset-from-scratch/ To start, fork and download Superset from Github: https://github.com/apache/superset You can run Superset directly without forking it, but you won't be able to create pull requests unless you're using your own forked version. Prerequisites Superset has some prerequisites in order to run properly. Let's start with dependencies: Make sure to update your machine to the latest version of Mac OS X. After updating, install the latest version of XCode command line tools: xcode-select --install Going forward, we'll be using to install dependencies: Homebrew https://brew.sh/ : Currently, Superset works best with version 16 and version 7. If you've got a preferred version of node, I suggest . Node Node.js npm using Node Version Manager (NVM) See here for full NVM installation instructions nvm install 16 : Currently, Superset works best with Python version 3.9. We'll be using a Python virtual environment, so for now, just install the Python version: Python brew install python@3.9 Make sure to update and as well: pip setuptools pip install --upgrade setuptools pip Almost done; now, we need the rest of the dependencies: brew install readline pkg-config libffi openssl mysql postgresql@14 Set LDFLAGS and CFLAGS to allow certain Python packages to build properly. You can export the variables with these commands: export LDFLAGS="-L$(brew --prefix openssl)/lib"
export CFLAGS="-I$(brew --prefix openssl)/include" You will need to set a secret key in your file for security reasons. Open superset in your favorite code editor and create a file called in the root folder. In this file, set your secret key like this: superset_config.py superset_config.py SECRET_KEY='insertSecurePasswordHere' Python Virtual Environment Now, we can set up our Python virtual environment. Start by installing : virtualenv pip install virtualenv into wherever you've locally cloned your forked instance of Superset. Create a virtual environment with Python 3.9: cd // Create a venv directory
python3.9 -m venv venv

// Open the virtual environment
. venv/bin/activate You will need two terminal windows to run Superset. I like to use iTerm2's horizontal window stacking to keep my terminal windows together: https://iterm2.com/ Now It's Time for the Makefile Magic ✨ Make sure you're at the root file of Superset and in a virtual environment. Run this command to install Superset: make install That's it; you're installing Superset! This script will run for a bit. Bring a snack. Once the installation is complete, it's time to get things running. Boot up the back end with: make flask-app In a separate terminal window, once again, make sure you're at the root file of Superset and in a virtual environment. Boot up the front end with: make node-app Once webpack finishes loading the app, go to in your browser. You'll see a login screen; log in with these credentials: localhost:9000 Username: admin
Password: general You're in! Welcome to Superset; enjoy your experience, and feel free to contribute. ! It's open source Also published here

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