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@sp-temp/composer-rest-server

v0.20.14

Published

Hyperledger @sp-temp/composer REST server that uses the Hyperledger @sp-temp/composer LoopBack connector

Downloads

8

Readme

Hyperledger Composer REST Server

Set up the Composer REST Server with this command

npm install composer-rest-server -g

Overview

This is a simple application that prompts the user for details of a connection profile, Business Network Identifier, participant id and participant password. The application then starts a loopback application which uses the Hyperledger Composer LoopBack Connector to connect to the Business Network, extract the models and then present a page containing the REST APIs that have been generated for the model.

Executing those APIs will then have a real effect on the business network to which the application is connected.

Usage

composer-rest-server

Hints and Tips

For a connection profile, Hyperledger Composer looks for a connection.json file in the user's <HOME>/.composer-connection-profiles directory.

e.g. If your connection profile is specified in <HOME DIR>/.composer-connection-profiles/auction-app/connection.json then you would need to specify auction-app as your connection profile.

Additionally the business network identifier that you'll need to specify is that which the business network was deployed with. Here is an example connection.json profile:

{
    "type": "hlf",
    "keyValStore": "/Users/me/.composer-credentials/kvs",
    "membershipServicesURL": "grpc://some.ip.address.here:7054",
    "peerURL": "grpc://some.ip.address.here:7051",
    "eventHubURL": "grpc://some.ip.address.here:7053",
    "deployWaitTime": 300,
    "invokeWaitTime": 10,
    "networks": {
        "org.acme.biznissnet": "1facb9f46ac3998f4bce1dbaf8979085b01737fccb45db70903895901288ec00"
    }
}

License

Hyperledger Project source code files are made available under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (Apache-2.0), located in the LICENSE file. Hyperledger Project documentation files are made available under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC-BY-4.0), available at http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/.