@abtnode/blocklet-services

Blocklet Services

Aggregator to mount all blocklet services and make them work together.

Usage

yarn add @abtnode/blocklet-service

Then:

const createServer = require('@abtnode/service-server');
const ABTNode = require('@abtnode/core');

const node = ABTNode({ ...nodeOptions });
const server = createServer(node, { ...globalOptions });

node.onReady(() => {
  server.listen(5000, () => {
    console.log('ABT Node Service server ready on port 5000');
  });
});

FAQ?

Service Options vs Configurations

• Options: alter global ways that service works, such as dataDir, the loader and each service can have their own options, and the loader options are merged into service options
• Configurations: customize how each service handles the request on a certain URL mapping

Usage

1. Start a Production Node

2. Configuration

PORT=3040
SKIP_PREFLIGHT_CHECK=true

# server only
ABT_NODE_SESSION_TTL="1d"
ABT_NODE_MODE="production"
ABT_NODE_SERVICE_PORT="3041"

# this should point to the data directory of node
ABT_NODE_DATA_DIR="/Users/wangshijun/Develop/arcblock/abt-node/.abtnode"

# both server and client
ABT_NODE_ROUTER_PROVIDER="nginx"
ABT_NODE_ADMIN_PATH="/admin"
ABT_NODE_NAME="ABT Node (Dev.Shijun)"
ABT_NODE_DESCRIPTION="Web Interface to manage your ABT Node"
ABT_NODE_DID="zNKaT2cjMMW4Js3hnBWUKPcdboQqrPUTWRat"
ABT_NODE_SERVICE_URL="http://192.168.199.142:3041"

# This should be updated to use a running blocklet in your node
TEST_BLOCKLET_DID="z8ia4e5vAeDsQEE2P26bQqz9oWR1Lxg9qUMaV"
TEST_BLOCKLET_URL="http://127.0.0.1:8090"

3. Start the service

You need 2 terminal windows to start the client and server separately:

cd services/login
DEBUG=@abtnode/*,@arcblock/* npm run start:daemon
DEBUG=@abtnode/* npm run start:client

Now, you are ready to hacking the login service.

TO Developers

• dependencies for backend should go in dependencies
• dependencies for frontend should go in devDependencies