Description: Handles the decrypting of user information being returned from Civic

1. Install all npm dependencies npm install
2. Create your .env file and define your ENV vars. touch .evn

The contents of your .env file should look like:

SERVER_HOST=0.0.0.0
SERVER_PORT=8080

CIVIC_APP_ID=your_id
CIVIC_PRIVATE_KEY=your_key
CIVIC_PUBLIC_KEY=your_key
CIVIC_SECRET=your_secret
CIVIC_PRIVATE_ENCRYPTION_KEY=your_key
CIVIC_PUBLIC_ENCRYPTION_KEY=your_key

2. Start the server npm run dev (Server will automatically restart during development file saves)

Civic-proxy runs a node.js + express.js server in a docker container. Learn to install Docker

1. Build civic-proxy Docker Container docker build -t civic-proxy .
2. Run the container docker run --name civic-proxy -p 8080:8080 -d civic-proxy

Debugging the container

1. Print the app output docker logs civic-proxy
2. Enter the Docker container docker exec -it civic-proxy /bin/bash

Testing the container response on local machine

1. Curl the docker container from localhost curl -i localhost:8080