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permid-proxy
Advanced tools
The very simple proxy for https://permid.org service
Run the command:
yarn install permid-proxy
The service accepts only requests with the PermID token provided.
Here is how to get it:
Store the token string securely and provide it to the permid-proxy app
in PERMID_TOKEN
process argument.
Start the app with the command in the project root:
node node_modules\permid-proxy\index.js --PERMID_TOKEN <token> --PORT 2222 --HOST 127.0.0.1
where is the PermID API token you've got as described above.
PERMID_TOKEN
: Required. The service fails to start without it.HOST
: Optional. Default: localhost
PORT
: Optional. Default: 1380
.Query the service with the link:
http://localhost:1380/api/permid/search?q=TRI
where TRI
is the search term.
Feel free to extend, fix and improve the service.
The project is distributed under the GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE.
FAQs
> The very simple proxy for https://permid.org service
We found that permid-proxy demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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