Build

cd ./hauth-bin/
stack install
docker build -t hauth-base .
stack image container

Runtime

• Consul

  The example uses default port 8500 on localhost. The easiest way to start this is using a docker instance.

  docker run -i -t -p 8500:8500 -h consul progrium/consul -server -bootstrap -ui-dir /ui
  

  Then use curl to write a kv pair to consul

  curl -X PUT -d "{\"secret\":\"supersekrat123\",\"name\":\"test\"}" http://localhost:8500/v1/kv/123
  

  Or the handy consul cli tool:

  consul-cli kv-write 123 "{\"secret\":\"supersekrat123\",\"name\":\"test\"}"
  

  The data about the partner name & their hmac secret goes into consul. The code watches for updates from Consul.

• Postgres

  docker run --name postgres -d -e POSTGRES_USER=hauth -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=hauth -p 5432:5432 postgres:9.4
  

• Run the example webserver in the same directory as the project.

  ~/.local/bin/hauth-server
  

• Then make your requests with the client test tool.

  ~/.local/bin/hauth-client http://localhost:8443 123 supersekrat123