PINGJS

This is pingjs monitoring project

Quick start

1. Clone the project
2. Install dependencies: npm install && cd nodered && npm install && cd ..
3. Run: NODE_ENV='dev' PORT=1880 npm start
4. Go Node-RED admin page with http://localhost:1880/nodered/ for breaking things (default access is admin/password)
5. Use webservice with http://localhost:1880/ as base URL
6. Have fun

Run

Basic running command: env NODE_ENV='dev' PORT=1880 npm start

There are environment variables for setting project options. You can add another environment variables like this: env PASSWORD='$2b$08$mERTOjDUSwijQo5cFLuT0eBaCZ/Kvnv4eOisOqahm.WDAuQ3Hrv4S' ENV='test' PORT=1880 DISABLE_EDITOR=1 ENABLE_PROJECT=0 npm start

Env variables

• NODE_ENV: mandatory, the configuration environment. Can be dev, test and prod.
• PORT: the TCP port that service listen. 80 by default.
• DISABLE_EDITOR: set to 1 disable the Node-RED editor, 0 to enable. 0 by default.
• ENABLE_PROJECT: set to 1 enable project in the Node-RED instance, 0 to disable. 0 by default.
• PASSWORD: set the Nodre-RED editor password. Creadentials are admin/password by default.

Auth0 integration

If AUTH0_DOMAIN env variable is set so Auth0 integration will be use for user authentication:

• AUTH0_DOMAIN: Auth0 application Domain
• AUTH0_CLIENTID: Auth0 application Client ID
• AUTH0_CLIENTSECRET: Auth0 application Client Secret
• AUTH0_CALLBACKURL: Callback URL where Auth0 redirect the user to the nodered instance

How to contribute

1. Run the project with the Node-RED editor activated and modify flows.
2. Test, test and test and test
3. Commit your change on develop branch (or do a pull request on develop branch with Github)

Dockerfile

1. build docker build -t project_name .
2. run docker run -e NODE_ENV='dev' -e PORT=1880 -p 8080:1880 project_name:latest

Hosting & Continous Deploiement

TODO