EMS

This is the backend for ems made using NestJs.

Installation

• Git clone the repo

gh repo clone CaffeineDuck/ems-backend

• Install the dependencies using pnpm

pnpm install

• Use doppler for your env vars, or use .env.

Environment Variables

AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY= # Secret access key from AWS IAM (required)
AWS_SECRET_KEY_ID= # Secret key id from AWS IAM (required) 
AWS_S3_BUCKET= # The name of the AWS s3 bucket (default: 'emistiri-dev')
AWS_S3_REGION= # The region of your s3 bucket (default: 'ap-south-1')
DATABASE_URL= # The database URI 
JWT_EXPIRES_IN= # The time in which accessToken will expire (default: '1d')
JWT_REFRESH_EXPIRES_IN=  # The time in which refreshToken will expire (default: '14d')
JWT_SECRET= # The secret used for making accessToken and refreshToken (default: 'jwtSecret')
NODE_ENV= # The node env (production | development | staging)
PUSHER_INSTANCE_ID= # The instace id of pusher.js
PUSHER_KEY= # The key for of pusher.js
REDIS_HOST= # The host of redis instance (default: 'localhost')
REDIS_PORT= # The port for redis instance (default: 6579)
TWILIO_ACCOUNT_SID= # The account SID provided by twilio (required)
TWILIO_AUTH_TOKEN= # The auth token provided by twilio (required)
TWILIO_PHONE_NUMBER= # The phone number of twilio (required)
GEOLOCATION_RADIUS= # The radius upto which businesses must be pinged after a request (default: 1500)

• Make sure you have a AWS account with an s3 bucked named ems-dev.
• Make sure you have a Twilio account.
• Make sure you have a pusher account.

Running the app

Without Docker (Recommended)

Running it (w/o docker)

Pre Requisite

• Make sure you have used doppler or populated the env vars with required info
• Make sure you have postgres, redis up and running

# development
pnpm start

# watch mode
pnpm start:dev

# production mode
pnpm start:prod

With docker

Running it (with docker)

Note: Running it using docker maynot be fully stable currently. So don't use Dockerfile.local and docker-compose.yml.

• Start a postgres container with required environment vars, and update those vars in doppler (.env isn't supported yet).
• Start a redis container and do the same as above.
• Build the image from Dockerfile.
• Run the container from the above image and pass your doppler token as environment variable.

docker run -e DOPPLER_TOKEN="$DOPPLER_TOKEN" your-application

Note: Also, there are some hardcoded credentials in this repo, I've left them out as they've already expired/ been rotated, so don't waste your time trying to exploit that.