asl-resolver

About

Worker module that consumes change-request messages from SQS queue and resolves them back into the database

Usage

To run a local instance:

npm run dev

Messages can also be injected directly for development without invoking SQS. See Injection

Dependencies

• @asl/schema provides models for interacting with database objects

Configuration

The service can be configured for local development by setting environment variables in a .env file.

The following environment variables are required:

• DATABASE_NAME - the name of your postgres database
• KEYCLOAK_REALM - the keycloak realm used for authentication
• KEYCLOAK_URL - the url of the keycloak server
• KEYCLOAK_CLIENT - the client name used to authenticate with keycloak
• KEYCLOAK_SECRET - the secret used to authenticate with the keycloak client
• KEYCLOAK_USERNAME - administrator username to authenticate with the keycloak client
• KEYCLOAK_PASSWORD - administrator password used to authenticate with the keycloak client
• SQS_REGION - the region of the SQS instance to consume from
• SQS_ACCESS_KEY - access key used to consume SQS
• SQS_SECRET - secret used to consume SQS
• SQS_URL - endpoint for SQS
• S3_REGION - the region of the S3 instance to query
• S3_ACCESS_KEY - access key used to query S3
• S3_SECRET - secret used to query S3
• S3_BUCKET - the S3 bucket name
• S3_LOCALSTACK_URL - the URL for the localstack s3 instance (dev only)
• JWT_SECRET - arbitrary string used to sign JWT tokens for invitations
• EMAILER_SERVICE - url of asl-emailer instance used to send invitations
• REGISTER_SERVICE - url of asl-register instance used to accept invitations
• TRANSPORT_KEY - 32 character encryption key used to encrypt messages in s3
• TRANSPORT_IV - 16 character IV used to encrypt messages in s3

The following environment variables can be optionally defined:

• DATABASE_HOST - hostname of the postgres instance - default localhost
• DATABASE_PORT - port of the postgres instance - default 5432
• DATABASE_USERNAME - username of the postgres instance - default undefined
• DATABASE_PASSWORD - password of the postgres instance - default undefined
• JWT_EXPIRY - expiry time for invitation links - default 7 days
• LOG_LEVEL - logging level,
• POSTGRES_PASSWORD - default undefined

Connected services

Upstream

None. Consumes messages from SQS.

Downstream

The following services must be available in order to run:

• postgres - store of licence and profile data
• asl-emailer - emailer service that sends invitation emails

Development

Database setup

Scripts for setting up a local database with dev data are available in the asl-schema project. First clone that repo and install the dependencies. Then run the following commands:

To setup the inital table schemas:

npm run migrate

To seed the database with a development dataset:

npm run seed

Note: these scripts will require the database described by DATABASE_NAME to be created before they can run.

Injection

This project comes with a CLI that allows the direct injection of messages without having to consume them from SQS.

Messages should be defined as js or json files, and passed as arguments to bin/inject:

// user.js
module.exports = {
  model: 'invitation',
  action: 'create',
  data: {
    establishment: '8201',
    email: 'test@example.com',
    firstName: 'Jane',
    lastName: 'Bloggs',
    role: 'admin'
  }
};

bin/inject user.js

This is equivalent to consuming a message from SQS with the same message body.