Application Service

Development set up

Start by pulling down the microservices environment and the authentication api.

cd ~/code/divido
git clone [email protected]:DividoFinancialServices/microservices-environment.git
cd microservices-environment
make down && make base

cd ~/code/divido
git clone [email protected]:DividoFinancialServices/authentication-service.git
cd authentication-service
make down && make up

Then clone this repo.

cd ~/code/divido
git clone [email protected]:DividoFinancialServices/application-service.git
cd application-service
make down && make up
composer install

You will also need the lambda calculator service if you want to create applications.

cd ~/code/divido
git clone [email protected]:DividoFinancialServices/lambda-calculator.git
cd lambda-calculator
make down && make up

And in order to use platform triggers to update activations/cancellations/refunds:

cd ~/code/divido
git clone [email protected]:DividoFinancialServices/platform.git
cd platform/app/library
composer install
cd ../../
make down && make up

You can now call the application service endpoints directly, or through the public apis. To do this, clone one (or both) of the following:

cd ~/code/divido
git clone [email protected]:DividoFinancialServices/merchant-api.git
cd merchant-api
make down && make up
composer install

cd ~/code/divido
git clone [email protected]:DividoFinancialServices/merchant-portal-api.git
cd merchant-portal-api
make down && make up
composer install

Using aws

If you want to fetch applications using cloudsearch, you will need to have aws credentials in place. Make sure you have aws credentials in your local ~/.aws/credentials file eg:

[default]
aws_access_key_id = YOUR-KEY-HERE
aws_secret_access_key = YOUR-SECRET-HERE

You can get these credentials from logging in to AWS, navigating to: IAM -> Users -> [Your Name] -> Security credentials [tab] -> Create access key

Test running services:

Open Paw project "Merchant Api" and test GET Health and GET Health from Application Service. The former will test the merchant-api. The latter will test http calls to the application service through the merchant api.

Database:

The database schema/seeds are a bit tricky and needs some modification before it can be used.

Here are the credentials:

Divido Microservices Local
Host: 127.0.0.1
Username: root
Password: divido
Port 3306

Get a copy of the database from either sandbox or testing.

Notes:

• Ignore warnings regarding Table 'divido.schema_version'. It doesn't affect the integrity of the application.
• In document, change the schema deleted_at to have a default value of NULL instead of CURRENT_TIMESTAMP otherwise every document created will immediately be soft-deleted.
• You may need to alter the application table:

ALTER TABLE application ALTER deposit_status SET DEFAULT '', ALTER deposit_reference SET DEFAULT '';
ALTER TABLE application MODIFY purchase_price int(11) null;
ALTER TABLE application MODIFY deposit_amount int(11) null;
ALTER TABLE application MODIFY commission int(11) null;
ALTER TABLE application MODIFY partner_commission int(11) null;
ALTER TABLE application MODIFY lender_fee int(11) null;