javascript-tsi-ga-sample

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Hello World Single Page Web Application

Introduction

This sample shows how to create a simple single page web application in JavaScript that uses Time Series Insights Query API and does not require any server-side code.

Setup

This article explains how to configure a custom application that calls the Azure Time Series Insights API.

Create Azure Active Directory Application

1. In the Azure portal, select Azure Active Directory > App registrations > New application registration.

2. Give the application a name, select the type to be Web app / API, select "http://localhost/" for Sign-on URL, and click Create.

3. Select your newly created application and copy its application ID to your favorite text editor.

4. Click on Manifest and change "oauth2AllowImplicitFlow" to true, click Save.

5. Click on Settings, API Access, Required Permissions, Add.

6. Select Azure Time Series Insights, check the permissions checkbox, click on Select and Done buttons.

Setting up TSI Hello World Sample Application on IIS

1. Enable IIS if not already enabled (http://www.betterhostreview.com/turn-on-iis-windows-10.html)
2. Download sample zip file and extract to a file location (e.g. C:\TsiHelloWorldSampleApp)
3. Create a new web site with

• Physical path: C:\TsiHelloWorldSampleApp
• Binding Type: http
• IP address: All unassigned
• Port: 80
• Host name: localhost

4. Allow IIS AppPool\DefaultAppPool access to your sample folder (e.g. C:\TsiHelloWorldSampleApp)
5. Edit C:\TsiHelloWorldSampleApp\index.html and populate clientId with application ID and &&postLogoutRedirectUri to be the same as in application registration.
6. Navigate to http://localhost/ in your browser.

See also

• Query API for the full Query API reference
• Create a service principal in the Azure portal