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backd-js

v0.1.15

Published

backd javascript client

Readme

backd javascript client

Build Status

develop quickstart

Ensure you have node 6.x or 7.x, both are targeted on tests (probably newer will do but not fully tested).

This steps will get the last integration tested binary.

To run the tests you need to have docker and docker-compose in order to get the last integration version of the binaries. Test expect to have the API running on 127.0.0.1:8080.


  # install dependencies
  npm install

  # export some random 'admin' credentials to be used by the tests

  export ADMIN_NAME=""
  export ADMIN_EMAIL=""
  export ADMIN_PASSWORD=""

  # start a ephemeral mongodb instance (as daemon, remove -d to output)
  docker-compose up -d mongodb

  # bootstap the database with the administrator user and roles
  docker-compose run -e ADMIN_NAME -e ADMIN_EMAIL -e ADMIN_PASSWORD bootstrap

  # start a sample api instance (as daemon, remove -d to output)
  docker-compose up -d api

  # to ensure local environment works
  npm run test

documentation

Currently documentation is been written to be published at backd.io.