It's a simple Express server that mocks the endpoints of
Azure Notification Hub
used by io-backend.
It logs the information of the incoming requests, validates their payload, and send an email instead of a notification.
Note: the mocked implementation is based on the api-version 2015-01 of Azure Notification Hubs REST API,
hence the behaviour of the endpoints could differ from the expected if they are invoked with another api-version.
- clone this repository
- install all packages needed:
yarn install - build the app:
yarn build - set the required environment variables described in the related section
- start the server:
yarn start
The table lists the environment variables needed by the application, they must be customized as needed.
For your convenience a env.example is provided: you can copy it to an .env file and then change the variables with your values,
the app will load them on start.
| Variable name | Description | type |
|---|---|---|
| BACKEND_PORT | Port of Express server | number |
| DB_SOURCE | The path of the JSON file used to store the data | number |
| EMAIL_PASSWORD | The password used to connect to the email server | string |
| EMAIL_USER | The user to connect to the email server | string |
| EMAIL_SMTP_HOST | The hostname or IP address of the SMTP server | string |
| EMAIL_SMTP_PORT | The port of the SMTP server | int |
| EMAIL_SMTP_SECURE | If set to true, uses TLS in SMTP connection | boolean |
| EMAIL_SENDER | The email address of the sender | string |
| EMAIL_RECIPIENT | The email address of the recipient | string |
A file name test.postman_collection.json contains a simple set of tests.
To run this collection you can either open it into Postman or run it using newman
NOTE: It's necessary that the application has been started using yarn start to run the test.
To run it using newman, just call:
newman run test.postman_collection.json --insecure