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Indyscan API

  • Provides simple API to search and read transactions stored in ElasticSearch database. The transactions in ElasticSearch are expected to be in certain format.
  • The core structure of these documents is defined in indyscan-storage project. The specific details of various transaction formats are encapsuled in indyscan-daemon.

Configuration

First you have to supply some environment variables. Example of variables and values:

ES_URL=http://localhost:9200
LOG_LEVEL=info
PORT=3708
LOG_HTTP_REQUESTS=true
LOG_HTTP_RESPONSES=true
NETWORKS_CONFIG_PATH=./app-config/sovrin.json

Whereas

  • ES_URL - specifies ElasticSearch URL, the source of transactions
  • LOG_LEVEL - logs verbosity (error/warn/debug/info/silly)
  • PORT - port to run the API on
  • LOG_HTTP_REQUESTS - true/false - should incoming http requests be logged
  • LOG_HTTP_RESPONSES - true/false - should outgoing http responses be logged
  • NETWORKS_CONFIG_PATH - path to networks configuration file

Network configuration file

This configuration file specifies what networks will be available via API and which ES index they should be sourced from. For each network, you can set up it's human-friendly display name, network description and priority. The priority defines how will networks be ordered in API requests. The network with higher priority value will be first in the list.

See sample config file here

Development

  1. Install dependencies npm install
  2. Adjust environment variables as you like in nodemon.json
  3. Run npm run dev