charging-station

Docker Compose Configuration

Services:

• web: Node.js
• db: PostgreSQL

Configuration Steps:

1. Fill in docker-compose: Insert proper values to predefined docker-composer.yml file in those places

POSTGRES_USER: [username]
POSTGRES_PASSWORD: [password]
POSTGRES_DB: [db_name]

2. Fill in environment variables: Fill in predefined prod.env file, make sure that db variables (as password, username and so on) are exact the same like those that you provide to PostgreSQL config.
3. Install rimraf: Run npm i rimraf to install rimraf package.
4. Initialize build directory: Run npm run build on project root directory to initialize .js files.
5. Build and Run the Docker Containers: Execute the docker-compose up command in your terminal to build and run the project. Ensure Docker is installed on your device before running the command.

Accessing the Application

1. Generate First Token: Use /api/v1/generatetoken endpoint to generate token, it requires API Key to work.
2. Use Endpoints: Now, when you have token, you can access to every API endpoint you want, just provide it as Bearer token. The list of endpoint:
   • /api/v1/connector - for Connectors table
   • /api/v1/cs - for ChargingStations table
   • /api/v1/cstype - for ChargingStationTypes table
3. Refresh Token: Every token expires after 120s so if it will happen, you need to use that token on /api/v1/refreshtoken endpoint to regenerate a new one. After that, old token cannot be use anymore to authenticate (if it was still nonexpired) or to regenerate new one

Documentantion

Visit /api-docs for the Swagger documentation.