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@axerunners/ap-services-ctl

v0.7.3

Published

Control AXE Platform services using JavaScript and Docker

Downloads

11

Readme

Axe Platform services ctl

Build Status NPM version

Control Axe Platform services using JavaScript and Docker

The tool provides a convenient JavaScript interface for configuration and interaction with Axe Platform services. Services are started in Docker containers.

Table of Contents

Installation

  1. Install Docker

  2. Install NPM package:

    npm install @axerunners/ap-services-ctl

Usage

Available AP services

Drive

Drive service starts a bunch of related services:

DAPI

DAPI service starts all AP services:

Axe Core

Axe Core service - Methods - Options

Insight API

IPFS

MongoDB

Starting a service

// Export service(s)
const { startIPFS } = require('@axerunners/ap-services-ctl');

// This is optional. Default options listed in options class
const options = {
  port: 5001, // IPFS port
};

// Start service
const ipfs = await startIPFS(options);

// Get peer ID
const peerId = await ipfs.getApi().id();

// Stop IPFS
await ipfs.remove();

Use many method to start several instances:

const { startIPFS } = require('@axerunners/ap-services-ctl');

// This is optional. Default options listed in options class
const options = {
  port: 5001, // IPFS port
};

// Start two services
const ipfsNodes = await startIPFS.many(2, options);

// Get peer IDs
const [peerId1, peerId2] = await Promise.all(
  ipfsNodes.map(ipfs => ipfs.getApi().id()),
);

// Stop IPFS nodes
await Promise.all(
  ipfsNodes.map(ipfs => ipfs.remove()),
);

Services configuration

Each service has default options which can be overwritten in three ways:

  1. Pass options as plain JS object to start[service] or create[service] methods
  2. Pass instance of options class to start[service] or create[service] methods
  3. Pass default options as plain JS object to setDefaultCustomOptions method of options class

Integration with Mocha

Services Mocha hooks provide automation for your mocha tests:

  • Removing obsolete related Docker containers (before)
  • Cleaning a service state between tests (beforeEach, afterEach)
  • Stopping service after tests (after)
// Export service(s) with mocha hooks
const { mocha: { startIPFS } } = require('@axerunners/ap-services-ctl');

describe('Test suite', () => {
  let ipfsApi;

  startIPFS().then(ipfs => () => {
    ipfsApi = ipfs.getApi();
  });

  it('should do something', async () => {
    const peerId = await ipfsApi.id();

    expect(peerId).to.be.a('string');
  });
});

Maintainers

@shumkov

@jawid-h

@abvgedeika

Contributing

Feel free to dive in! Open an issue or submit PRs.

License

MIT © Axe Core Group, Inc.