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@openforis/arena-server

v2.4.4

Published

Arena node/express/Postgres service implementation

Readme

arena-server

Arena node/express/Postgres service implementation

Installation

The package is published on npmjs (and also on GitHub Packages). No authentication or additional registry configuration is needed:

yarn add @openforis/arena-server

or

npm install @openforis/arena-server

Its dependency @openforis/arena-core is also fetched from npmjs.

Installing from GitHub Packages (optional)

To install from GitHub Packages instead, authenticate with a personal access token (scope read:packages) and map the scope to that registry in .npmrc:

@openforis:registry=https://npm.pkg.github.com
//npm.pkg.github.com/:_authToken=TOKEN

Development

Database

To install local database:

sudo docker run -d --name arena-db -p 5444:5432 -e POSTGRES_DB=arena -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=arena -e POSTGRES_USER=arena postgis/postgis:17-3.5

To restart local database:

docker container restart arena-db

.env file

The .env file is needed for development and locally running the stack.

It must be added to the root directory of the project and must match the template .env.template.

Database migrations

Migrations are run automatically on server startup.

Adding a new database migration

When you need execute DDL or other update update logic (e.g. to add a new table to the database, dbtable), create a migration template with:

yarn dbmigrate:create --name=add-table-dbtable

Now you'll see new sql files in src/db/dbMigrator/migration/<schema>/migrations/sql/<timestamp>-add-table-dbtable-<up/down>.sql

You should edit the <timestamp>-add-table-dbtable-up.sql to contain your DDL statements.

You could also add the corresponding drop table to <timestamp>-add-table-dbtable-down.sql if you ever want to undo migrations.

By default, migrations are applied to the public schema; if you need to update the survey schema, pass --schema=survey as parameter. E.g.

yarn dbmigrate:create --name=add-table-to-survey-schema-db-table --schema=survey