Bürokratt's Service Module

Bürokratt's Service Module is a tool to help primarily product owners in collaboration with customer support agents/service managers to create, edit and otherwise manipulate Bürokratt's e-services via a graphical user interface. This includes setting up Ruuter- and Rasa-based user stories, making X-road / REST / database requests where and when appropriate and so forth.

Service Module focuses on the part of creation of any service where Bürokratt users can define service endpoints (i.e API or X-Road) whereas Training Module focuses on Rasa's side.

Scope

This repo will primarily contain:

1. Architectural and other documentation;
2. Docker Compose file to set up and run Bürokratt's Service Module as a fully functional service;
3. Tests specific to Bürokratt's Service Module.

Dev setup

• Make sure that env variable REACT_APP_LOCAL is set to true(default).

• Clone Ruuter

• Ruuter has an unresolved issue with allowing cross-origin credentials to be sent, for now fix this by adding: .allowCredentials(true); to line 24 in CORSConfiguration.java

• Navigate to Ruuter and build the image docker build -t ruuter .

• Clone Resql

• Navigate to Resql and build the image docker build -t resql .

• Clone Data Mapper

• Navigate to Data Mapper and build the image docker build -t datamapper-node .

• Clone SiGA

• Set java version to 11

• Navigate to SiGA & run ./mvnw clean install

• Navigate to SiGA & run ./mvnw spring-boot:build-image -pl siga-webapp

• Copy docker folder from SiGA directory & paste it into current repo directory.

• Clone SiGA Demo

• Set java version to 17

• Build demo docker image using ./mvnw spring-boot:build-image

• Navigate to current repo and run docker-compose $(find docker-* | sed -e 's/^/-f /') up -d

• Go to https://localhost:3001

Training Module GUI setup in Service Module

• Clone Training Module
• Training Module .env file includes REACT_APP_SERVICE_MODULE_GUI_BASE_URL
• In Training Module run: docker-compose up -d
  • Training module uses the same network as Service Module

Database setup

• For setting up the users database initially, run docker run --platform linux/amd64 --network=bykstack riaee/byk-users-db:liquibase20220615 --url=jdbc:postgresql://database:5432/users_db --username=byk --password=01234 --changelog-file=./master.yml update
• Run migrations added in this repository by running the helper script ./migrate.sh
• When creating new migrations, use the helper ./create-migration.sh name-of-migration which will create a timestamped file in the correct directory and add the required headers

DataMapper

Changes based on this example

DataMapper directory:

• create new directory: lib

Update server.js

import * as helpers from "./lib/helpers.js";

const hbs = create(); -> const hbs = create({ helpers });

app.post('/hbs/*', (req, res) => {
  res.render(req.params[0], req.body, function (_, response) {
    if (req.get('type') === 'csv') {
      res.json({ response });
    } else if (req.get('type') === 'json') {
      res.json(JSON.parse(response));
    }
  });
});

To enable handlebars templates to receive a body and return a json

• When Building a handlebars template make sure to add layout:false so that hbs response in the data-mapper will discard the html layout and only return the body data

DMapper helper functions

• Add all the helper functions to DSL/DMapper/lib/helpers.js

DMapper problems

• http://data_mapper:3005/js/generate/pdf
  • Docker stops - PDF is not returned
• Possible solution- replace Data Mapper Dockerfile content with the following:

FROM node:19-alpine

RUN apk add --no-cache chromium
ENV PUPPETEER_EXECUTABLE_PATH=/usr/bin/chromium-browser
ENV PUPPETEER_SKIP_CHROMIUM_DOWNLOAD=true

ENV NODE_ENV development
WORKDIR /workspace/app/

COPY js js
COPY views views
COPY lib lib
COPY package.json .
COPY server.js .

RUN npm i -g npm@latest
RUN npm install
ENTRYPOINT ["npm","start"]