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coinstac-server-core

v3.0.0

Published

COINSTAC core server functionality.

Downloads

27

Readme

COINSTAC Server Core

COINSTAC core server functionality. Documentation.

Install

Install in your project to use programmatically:

npm install coinstac-server-core --save

Or, install globally for easy CLI use:

npm install coinstac-server-core

Usage

Official API documentation may be found here.

Programmatically

This library has one chief export, a server function:

const coinstacServerCore = require('coinstac-server-core');

constacServerCore({
  // External database URL:
  dbUrl: 'https://my-cloud.cloudant.com/',

  // Keep local docs memory (using memdown):
  inMemory: true,

  // Seed the consortia database:
  seed: [{/*...*/}, {/*...*/}]
})
  .then(remotePipelineRunnerPoolInstance => { ... })
  .catch(error => console.error(error));

CLI

Use the coinstac-server-core utility. Pass the --help flag to see all the options:

$ coinstac-server-core --help

  Usage: coinstac-server-core [options]

  Options:

    -h, --help               output usage information
    -V, --version            output the version number
    -db, --database [value]  Database connection string
    -m, --memory             Use in-memory database
    -s, --seed [value]       Seed the consortia database

  Databases:

    Specify the CouchDB database connection as a URL string:

    $ coinstac-server-core --database http://localhost:5984

    Seeding:

    Pass the '--seed' flag to use the built-in seed documents. You may also pass
    in the path to your custom consortia JSON file:

    $ coinstac-server-core --seed ./path/to/my/docs.json

License

MIT. See LICENSE for details.