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Platform is the back-end starting point for our projects here at Goosetail Labs. It works in conjunction with our [app-framework](https://github.com/goosetail/app-framework). You'll need to have [Node.js](http://nodejs.org/) and [MongoDB](http://www.mongo

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#Goosetail Labs Platform

Platform is the back-end starting point for our projects here at Goosetail Labs. It works in conjunction with our app-framework. You'll need to have Node.js and MongoDB installed and running locally before you begin.

Getting Started

New!

Our apps and platform can now be generated and setup automatically! Instead of doing all the house cleaning below, you can use the goosetail-generator to clone and setup your new app. Visit the /generator directory of the internal repo for more details.

The Old Way

Clone the internal repo

ssh $ git clone git@github.com:goosetail/internal.git

https https://github.com/goosetail/internal.git

From the root of the internal repo, run $ cd platform and then the following commands:

npm install
npm start

That's it! Now point your browser to http://localhost:5000/rpc to make sure things are working properly.

House Cleaning

The eventual goal is to automate everything in this section, but we aren't quite there yet. You'll need to make a few manual changes whenever you are setting up a new project. Most of which just involves replaces references to the platform with your new project name. Ideally we will get to the point where this is no longer necessary.

package.json

"name": "platform", //replace with your-app-platform

/core/config/env/default.json:

"url": "mongodb://localhost/platform" // replace platform with your-app-platform

"sessionSecret": "eWBBtJL3RDggT88hyFyd", // replace with an alphanumeric 20 character string

/core/config/env/acceptance.json:

"sessionSecret": "J7TwBdnpiLVTTXr6UpC4", // replace with an alphanumeric 20 character string

"baseUrl": "app-framework.uat-goosetail.com" // replace with your-app.uat-goosetail.com

"allowedOrigins": [ 
    "app-framework.uat-goosetail.com", // replace with your-app.uat-goosetail.com
    "platform.uat-goosetail.com"  // replace with your-platform.uat-goosetail.com
]      

// replace /platform with /your-platform for all 3 
"url": "mongodb://10.1.1.96:27017/platform,mongodb://10.1.2.100:27017/platform,mongodb://10.1.2.101:27017/platform"

/core/config/env/mocha.json:

"url": "mongodb://localhost/platform-test"  // replace platform-test with your-app-platform-test

/core/lib/session/index.js:

name: 'platform.api.sid'   // replace with your-app-platform.api.sid

Communicating with the app-framework

The app-framework is mainly a front end app, with a small server. This platform is our backend and it communicates with the app-framework via rpc. You will need both installed and running for your application to be fully functional.

Allowed Origins

The domains that can successfully make a CORs request to the platform are white-listed. These domains can be added inside core/config/default.json and core/config/production.json. You do not need to list protocol or port, just the full domain and any subdomain if necessary.

Generating App Keys

In order to identify which applications are talking to the platform, you should create an App key for each application. You can generate an app key by browsing to (http://localhost:5000/rpc)[http://localhost:5000] and entering an app name and key under the app.createApp method. Alternatively, you can leave the appKey field blank and one will be generated for you automatically. After that, you'll need to include the app key in the header of your api calls. See the app-framework for an example.

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Package last updated on 01 Feb 2019

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