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usrv-transfer-pse

v1.0.0

Published

usrv-transfer-pse

Downloads

2

Readme

Getting Started

First Steps.

  • Fork this repo
  • Rename the repo to the new project`s name
  • Clone the forked repo
  • Add the starter kit repo as a remote with the name base
  • In your forked repository, go to Settings→Webhooks
  • Click Add webhook
  • Set Payload URL to the Pull Review server URL (http://sourcegraph.kushkipagos.com:8080/)
  • Set Content type to application/json
  • Choose Let me select individual events
  • Pick the Issue comment event
  • Click Add webhook
  • Enable project on snyk
  • Enable github repo con slack channel #github /github subscribe kushki/repo-name
  • Update the README

Rollbar

  • Create project on rollbar
  • Go to settings/Source control/
  • Put /src as project root
  • Go to settings/Notifications/
  • At the end of the page choose copy notification from project and select usrv-transfer-pse

Pagerduty

  • Create a service on Pagerduty.
  • Copy all the integration from the service usrv-transfer-pse

Runscope

  • Create a bucket with the same name of the project

Update changes from starter-kit

  • Make a pull from the base remote reference.

@kushki/usrv-vault

Vault kushki endpoints

Request a PR review

To request a review left a comment with the text /review

Prerequisites

  • Typescript
  • Mocha
  • Serverless

Deploy

PROD, UAT

Merge with master 

QA - STG

Merge with release/XXXX to deploy or push to hotfix/XXXX

CI

Push to feature/XXXX

Running the tests

Run

npm run validate

You must know

Read about Serverless and Typescript to edit this project. You must not commit at develop and master branches. You must create a pull request to merge your code.

  • .envrc base on the example (ignore this file)

Built With

Authors

  • Kushki Dev Team
  • David Morales - Initial work - github

Checklist

Acknowledgments

“Code is like humor. When you have to explain it, it’s bad.” – Cory House