This Node.js application is a reference implementation for Content Providers. It is also used to validate the Content Cloud injestor API specification.

For running on host machine, install:

• Node.js v8.x

If using Docker runtime on host machine, install:

• Docker CE

The following steps will have you up and running on your host machine:

git clone XXX
cd wday-cc-refapp
npm install
npm start

The following steps will build and run the docker container on your host machine:

git clone XXX
cd wday-cc-refapp
docker build -t wday-cc-refapp .
docker run -p 8080:8080 -d wday-cc-refapp

After running the above, it should say the following:

Web server listening at: http://localhost:8080
Browse your REST API at http://localhost:8080/explorer

In a browser navigate to http://localhost:8080/explorer.

If you're running in docker, network host may vary. To find the IP address of your docker machine use from a shell:

docker-machine ip

And use that address instead of localhost. For example, http://192.168.99.100/explorer

The Swagger UI let's you explorer and try out the REST API. You may also use any HTTP client like PostMan to call the REST API directly.

The in-memory DB read from the file mockdb.json starts with 1000 records. You may use the POST endpoint to seed the database with test cases. Note, the POST endpoint is ONLY for test purposes of this reference application and not a supported API in the specification.

You may also re-generate a new dataset by running the cmd:

npm run populate_db

We've distributed a db with lots of bad test cases. To load this mis-behaving db set the env var NODE_ENV to bad, e.g.,

export NODE_ENV=bad

While the POST API is unprotected, the GET endpoint will require a valid JWT.

A valid token is generated on startup of the server and is output to the console for use in the Explorer (Swagger UI) or another tool.

The token may be supplied in access_token=Bearer <token> query string OR as an Authorization: Bearer <token> HTTP header.

OpenSSL is required to re-key the reference application.

Private and public RSA keys (self-signed) are provided with this source code. If you would like to regenerate the keys use:

./server/scripts/keygen.sh

You'll be prompted for X509 attributes, but you can ignore them all and just use the defaults. On next restart of the reference application, a new sample token will be generated using the new private key.

Note: these default are NOT real keys used by Content Cloud but have the same properties, e.g., RSA 2048.

You may use the validator tool to test this reference application conformance to the specification. Use the included mocha tests by running:

npm test