Node.js implementation of the iFLUX APIs
Create a .env file in the root directory of the project and put the following content:
IFLUX_SERVER_JWT_SECRET=<LongRandomStringThatMustBeSecret>
# Kakfa
KAFKA_ENABLE=true
KAFKA_ZOOKEEPER_HOST=<Boot2Docker IP>
KAFKA_ZOOKEEPER_PORT=2181
# ElasticSearch
ELASTICSEARCH_HOST=<Boot2Docker IP>
ELASTICSEARCH_PORT=9200
#############################
# ONLY USED TO RUN API TESTS
#############################
IFLUX_SERVER_URL=http://localhost:3000
It's highly recommended to use Docker to simplify your environment setup. Refers to this iFLUX Docker repository.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| IFLUX_SERVER_JWT_SECRET | Must be a random string that will be used to cipher the JSON Web Tokens. |
| KAFKA_ENABLE | Enable/Disable Kafka service. Useful for dev mode |
| KAFKA_ZOOKEEPER_HOST | Should be the Docker host IP (boot2docker IP, Vagrant VM IP, ...) or the IP of your host if you have installed Kafka manually. |
| KAFKA_ZOOKEEPER_PORT | Default port is 2181. |
| ELASTICSEARCH_HOST | Should be the Docker host IP (boot2docker IP, Vagrant VM IP, ...) or the IP of your host if you have installed ElasticSearch manually. |
| ELASTICSEARCH_PORT | Default port is 9200. |
Remark: When Kafka is disable, a route /events is available on the iflux server.
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| IFLUX_SERVER_URL | If you want to run the custom API tests, you need to do configure the iFLUX Server URL. |