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@arianee/arianee-rpc-server

v0.41.0

Published

[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/Arianee/arianee-server.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/Arianee/arianee-server)

Downloads

473

Readme

Build Status

What is it?

arianee-rpc-server is a arianeeRPCServer ready to use with Arianee solution. Authorizations of read and write are already set. You just need to set methods how to read and create events and certificate content.

How to setup your own rpc server

For quick examples see examples for firebase and express

Instanciate with the network

import { ArianeeRPCCustom } from "@arianee/arianee-rpc-server";
import {NETWORK} from "@arianee/arianeejs";
const arianeeRPC=new ArianeeRPCCustom(NETWORK.mainnet);

Certificates:

A certificate can be read or create. You need to define this 2 methods.


const fetchCertificateContent=(certificateId)=>Promise.resolve('hey I am the content');
const createCertificate=(certificateId, content)=>Promise.resolve('hey I have created the content');
const createCertificateWithoutBlockchainValidation=(certificateId, content)=>Promise.resolve('hey I have created the content');

arianeeRPC.setCertificateContentMethods(fetchCertificateContent, createCertificate, createCertificateWithoutBlockchainValidation);

Events

An event can be read or create. You need to define this 2 methods.


const fetchEventContent=(eventId)=>Promise.resolve('hey I am the content');
const createEvent=(eventId, content)=>Promise.resolve('hey I have created the content');
const createEventWithoutBlockchainValidation=(eventId, content)=>Promise.resolve('hey I have created the content');

arianeeRPC.setEventContentMethods(fetchEvent, createEvent, createEventWithoutBlockchainValidation);

Message

An event can be read or create. You need to define this 2 methods.


const fetchMessageContent=(messageId)=>Promise.resolve('hey I am the content');
const createMessage=(messageId, content)=>Promise.resolve('hey I have created the content');
const createMessageWithoutBlockchainValidation=(messageId, content)=>Promise.resolve('hey I have created the content');

arianeeRPC.setMessageContentMethods(fetchMessage,createMessage, createMessageWithoutBlockchainValidation);

Certificate Update

An event can be read or create. You need to define this 2 methods.


const fetchUpdateContent=(certificateId)=>Promise.resolve('hey I am the content');
const createUpdate=(certificateId, content)=>Promise.resolve('hey I have created the content');
const createUpdateWithoutBlockchainValidation=(certificateId, content)=>Promise.resolve('hey I have created the content');

arianeeRPC.setUpdateContentMethods(fetchUpdate,createUpdate, createUpdateWithoutBlockchainValidation);

Final step: build

Then if you need to build. It returns a function that can be easily used in an express server

const rpcServer = arianeeRPC.build();

app.post("/rpc", (req, res, next) => rpcServer(req, res, next));
// Or shorter
app.post("/rpc",rpcServer);

TEST

1/ Launch npm run start:express

2/ launch npm run test:watch

DEBUG

process.env.DEBUG = true

Contributing

Your contribution are welcome if they comply to the following requirements:

  1. Commit name should follow this specification https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0-beta.2/#summary
  2. All tests should be ok
  3. Add value to the product