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Federation Service Setup

This repository contains the code for setting up a federated marketplace using Go and PostgreSQL.

Prerequisites

  • Go

Getting Started

  1. Clone the repository:

    git clone https://github.com/ADSP-Project/Federation-Service.git

    cd Federation-Service

  2. Install dependencies:

    • Make sure to initialize go.mod to manage dependencies:

      go mod init github.com/ADSP-Project/Federation-Service

    • Fetch and arrange them into newly generated go.mod:

      go mod tidy

    • Finally, install the required dependencies with the following command:

      go mod download

  3. Configure environment variables:

    • Rename the .env.example file to .env.
    • Update the database credentials in the .env file to match your PostgreSQL setup.

  4. If you set already Hub up, then you have your user already with a password. Connect to Postgres with psql and create new database 'federation_service':

    CREATE DATABASE federation_service;

    Grant rights to your user:

    GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON DATABASE federation_service TO your_username;

  5. Now connect as your user to DB for creating tables:

    psql -d federation_service -U your_username

    Create tables shops and partners:

    CREATE TABLE shops ( id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY, name VARCHAR(255) UNIQUE, description VARCHAR(255), webhookURL VARCHAR(255), publicKey VARCHAR(1024));

    CREATE TABLE partners ( shopId SERIAL PRIMARY KEY, shopName VARCHAR(255), canEarnCommission BOOLEAN, canShareInventory BOOLEAN, canShareData BOOLEAN, canCoPromote BOOLEAN, canSell BOOLEAN, requestStatus VARCHAR(1024));

  6. Simulate a shop joining the federation:

    • To simulate a shop joining the federation, open a new terminal and run the following command:

      go run shop.go [port] [name] [description]

      Replace [port] with the desired port number and [name] with the name of the shop.

      This will start a shop server that automatically joins the federation by sending a POST request to the federation server.

  7. Let's start dashboar by moving to directory of React application:

cd Federation-Service/ui/dashboard/

One want to initialize dependecies with:

npm init

and run dashboard with:

npm run dev

 **Important:** Hub and AuthServer from Federation-Hub should be running so that shop can join Federation.
  1. Additional Notes:
    • You can run multiple instances of the shop server by providing different port numbers and shop names.