Server API providing official AsyncAPI tools.

📢 ATTENTION:

This package is still under development and has not published and reached version 1.0.0 yet. This means that its API may contain breaking changes until we're able to deploy the first stable version and begin semantic versioning.

Requirements
Using it locally
Using it via Docker
Development
Deployment
- How the GitHub workflow works
Contribution
Supported by
Contributors

Requirements

NodeJS >= 14

Using it locally

Run:

npm install
npm run start:prod

server is ready to use on http://localhost:80.

Using it via Docker

Run:

docker run -it -p 80:80 asyncapi/server-api

server is ready to use on http://localhost:80.

Development

Setup project by installing dependencies npm install
Write code and tests.
Make sure all tests pass npm test

Deployment

This project is deployed to DigitalOcean App Platform using Terraform and GitHub Actions. To deploy it to your own account, follow these steps:

Fork this repository.
Create a DigitalOcean Personal Access Token with read and write permissions. For more information, see DigitalOcean's documentation.
Run terraform init to initialize the Terraform project as can be seen here. This should be run being located at ./deployments/apps directory preferably.
Run terraform apply to create the necessary infrastructure.

Note

You need to export the following environment variables before running terraform apply:

DIGITALOCEAN_ACCESS_TOKEN: Your DigitalOcean Personal Access Token.

How the GitHub workflow works

The GitHub workflow is triggered when a new tag is pushed to the repository. It will build a new Docker image and push it to the Docker Hub repository. Then the DigitalOcean App Platform GitHub Action updates the application with the new image.