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@edpub/upload-utility

v1.0.0

Published

Utility for uploading data to s3 while authenticating through cognito using presigned urls

Downloads

33

Readme

Earthdata Pub Upload

This is the upload module code repository for Earthdata Pub.

Table of Contents

Prerequisites

The following are required for following the packaging and deploying steps:

  • Amazon AWS An AWS account is required for live deployment.
  • Terraform AWS components are provisioned using Terraform v1.0.0.
  • Node.js AWS Lambda functions and layers are implemented in Node.js 18.14.1. The Node Package Manager is also required but included with a standard Node.js installation.
  • Docker Docker is used to create the local test environment including the following services Postgresql, PgAdmin, GoAws for mocking SNS and SQS, Node OASTools for serving the API.

Installing

The first step is to clone the repo!

git clone https://github.com/eosdis-nasa/earthdata-pub-upload.git
cd upload
npm install

Building and running locally

To build and run a local instance execute:

cd ../earthdata-pub-dashboard
npm i
cd ../earthdata-pub-upload

This will install the upload module in your local dashboard stack.

To launch your local EDPub stack execute:

cd ../earthdata-pub-forms
npm run start-dev
cd ../earthdata-pub-upload

Due to limitations when attempting to imitate cloud resources the upload module will run with errors locally.

Testing

Jest is used for unit testing Lambda functions and Lambda layers. Jest configuration is located in jest.config.js.

npm run test