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sandbox-asset-server

v1.3.2

Published

A simple set of CRUD services to manage Sandbox assets

Downloads

16

Readme

Sandbox Asset Server

A simple set of CRUD services to manage Sandbox assets, plus basic permissions and metadata management. See the API documentation for details.

Running As A Standalone Server

Clone the git repository and install its dependencies:

~ $ git clone https://github.com/adlnet/SandboxAssetServer.git
~ $ cd SandboxAssetServer
~/SandboxAssetServer $ npm install

Configure the new server:

~/SandboxAssetServer $ cp config.sample.json config.json
~/SandboxAssetServer $ nano config.json

Run the server:

~/SandboxAssetServer $ node src/app.js

Running As A Node Module

Install the server as a dependency:

$ npm install --save adlnet/SandboxAssetServer.git#v1.0.0

Add it to your Express app:

var SAS = require('SandboxAssetServer');
app.use('/my/basepath', SAS({
	'dataDir': libpath.resolve(__datadir, 'asset_data'),
	'sessionCookieName': 'session',
	'sessionHeader': 'X-Session-Cookie',
	'sessionSecret': 'unsecure cookie secret'
}));

Configuration Options

  • dataDir - The directory where all assets will be stored, relative to the project root. Recommend using an absolute path for module includes.
  • sessionCookieName - The name of the cookie to contain the encrypted client session. Used for decryption, even if passed in the headers.
  • sessionHeader - The name of the header to contain the encrypted client session in case cookies are not viable.
  • sessionSecret - The encryption key for the client session.
  • port - STANDALONE ONLY. The port for the server to listen on.
  • urlBasePath - STANDALONE ONLY. Set as prefix to all API endpoints. E.g. setting this value to /adl/sandbox/ will yield the API endpoint /adl/sandbox/assets/new.