It's forked from https://github.com/Giveth/apiGive
This is a microservice for managing notifications for both https://giveth.io and other Dapps notifications
- Nodejs v16 (You can use
nvm use
command to load appropriate Node version bynvm
) - Typescript v4.5.2
- DB: postgres v14.2
- DB ORM: TypeORM v0.3.6
- Redis v5.0.9
- API protocol : REST
- Web application: Express v4.17.3
- Deployment: docker-compose v3.3
- API Documentation: Swagger
- Test framework: Mocha v9.2.2
- CI/CD tools : GitHub Actions
git clone [email protected]:Giveth/notification-center.git
cd notification-center
npm ci
- Bringing up database, you can install that in other way, but I suggest
using docker
docker-compose -f docker-compose-local-postgres-redis.ym up -d
- Creat a file named
development.env
based on Env example file and put it in./config
- Run Migrations
npm start
- Now you can browse Swagger
You should have a postgress instance up in order to running tests so you can use Local DB docker-compose
npm run test
In localhost and test we put logs in console and file but in production and staging we just use file for writing logs You can see logs beautifully with this command
npm i -g bunyan
tail -f logs/notification-center.log | bunyan
typeorm migration:create ./migrations/createNotificationTable
npm run db:migrate:run:local
npm run db:migrate:revert:local
As we can't put inserting third parties in migration, I put a query sample here, we can use it in prod
INSERT INTO public.third_party(
"microService", secret, "isActive")
VALUES ('givethio', 'givethio_secret', true);
If you use mock jwt authentication adapter you can use accessToken
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I used these articles for writing project