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Vulcanize GraphQL API
This application utilizes Postgraphile to expose GraphQL endpoints for exposure of the varied data that VulcanizeDB tracks.
Docker use
Note: currently this image is ~500MB large (unpacked)
Build the docker image in this directory. Start the GraphiQL
frontend by:
- Setting the env variables for the database connection:
DATABASE_HOST
,DATABASE_NAME
,DATABASE_USER
,DATABASE_PASSWORD
(and optionallyDATABASE_PORT
if running on non-standard port).- The specified user needs to be
superuser
on the vulcanizeDB database
- The specified user needs to be
- Run the container (ex.
docker run -e DATABASE_HOST=localhost -e DATABASE_NAME=vulcanize_public -e DATABASE_USER=vulcanize -e DATABASE_PASSWORD=vulcanize -d postgraphile:latest
) - GraphiQL is available at
:3000/graphiql
Building
This application assumes the use of the Yarn package manager. The use of npm may produce unexpected results.
Install dependencies with yarn
and execute yarn build
. The bundle produced by Webpack will be present in build/dist/
.
This application currently uses the Postgraphile supporter plugin. This plugin is present in the vendor/
directory and is copied to node_modules/
after installation of packages. It is a fresh checkout of the plugin as of August 31st, 2018.
Running
Provide the built bundle to node as a runnable script: node ./build/dist/vulcanize-postgraphile-server.js
Testing
Tests are executed via Jasmine with a console reporter via the yarn test
task.