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@kontist/mock-solaris
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A super minimal implementation of the Solaris backend.
docker build -t mocksolaris .
docker run -p 127.0.0.1:2091:2091 mocksolaris
You may now access the backoffice at http://localhost:2091/__BACKOFFICE__/.
curl TODO
Navigate to the URL mentioned above. From there you can send simple, random transaction(s) to your test account.
To add further persons, please have a look at the savePerson
method.
This mock service currently supports (at different extents)
For device binding, you can use any combination as the 6-digit TAN (it is not actually verified).
For other TAN confirmation (Change Requests, Transfer confirmation, etc.), you can find the 6-digit code on your user's UI:
The following environment variables are supported:
SOLARIS_CLIENT_ID=...
SOLARIS_CLIENT_SECRET=...
SOLARIS_CARD_AUTHORIZATION_WEBHOOK_ORIGIN_VERIFICATION_SECRET=...
SOLARIS_OVERDRAFT_APPLICATION_WEBHOOK_ORIGIN_VERIFICATION_SECRET=...
SOLARIS_BIC=SOBKDEBBXXX
MOCKSOLARIS_REDIS_PREFIX=mocksolaris
MOCKSOLARIS_REDIS_SERVER=redis://:pwd@mocks-redis/
SOLARIS_KONTIST_ACCOUNT_ID=mockaccount_id
SOLARIS_KONTIST_ACCOUNT_CLIENT_ID=...
SOLARIS_KONTIST_ACCOUNT_CLIENT_SECRET=...
SOLARIS_KONTIST_BILLING_ACCOUNT_ID=mockaccount_billing_id
MOCKWIRECARD_BASE_URL=http://mock-wirecard:2943
WIRECARD_IBAN=DE00512308000000000000
KONTIST_IBAN=DE01110101000000000000
KONTIST_DD_BILLING_IBAN=DE02110101000000000000
JOBS_USERNAME=jobuser
JOBS_PASSWORD=jobpassword
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Mock Service for Solaris API
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