Ecency vision – API

Build instructions

Requirements

• node ^12.0.0
• yarn

Clone

$ git clone https://github.com/ecency/vision-api

$ cd vision-api

Install dependencies

$ yarn

Edit config file or define environment variables

$ nano src/config.ts

Environment variables

• PRIVATE_API_ADDR - private api endpoint
• PRIVATE_API_AUTH - private api auth
• HIVESIGNER_CLIENT_SECRET - hivesigner client secret
• SEARCH_API_ADDR - hivesearcher api endpoint
• SEARCH_API_SECRET - hivesearcher api auth token
• REVUE_TOKEN - revue api auth token

Start api in dev

$ yarn start

Pushing new code / Pull requests

• Make sure to branch off your changes from main branch.
• Make sure to run yarn test and add tests to your changes.
• Code on!

Docker

You can use official ecency/api:latest image to run Vision locally, deploy it to staging or even production environment. The simplest way is to run it with following command:

docker run -it --rm -p 3000:3000 ecency/vision:latest

Configure the instance using following environment variables:

• PRIVATE_API_ADDR
• PRIVATE_API_AUTH
• HIVESIGNER_CLIENT_SECRET
• SEARCH_API_ADDR
• SEARCH_API_SECRET
• REVUE_TOKEN

docker run -it --rm -p 3000:3000 -e PRIVATE_API_ADDR=https://api.example.com -e PRIVATE_API_AUTH=verysecretpassword ecency/api:latest

Swarm

You can easily deploy a set of vision instances to your production environment, using example docker-compose.yml file. Docker Swarm will automatically keep it alive and load balance incoming traffic between the containers:

docker stack deploy -c docker-compose.yml vision-api

Issues

To report a non-critical issue, please file an issue on this GitHub project.

If you find a security issue please report details to: security@ecency.com

We will evaluate the risk and make a patch available before filing the issue.