This project exposes an ExpressJs server that is a proxy to secure, access, and filter any Policy and Client endpoints compatible with mocky.io V2 580891a4100000e8242b75c5 and 5808862710000087232b75ac.

The server requires the .env file. Use the example file (.env.example) to configure your environment.
⚠️ Never push your env file into the repository.
Contact your manager to get your test endpoints and the rest of the required parameters.

Once you have the project on your machine, please run the following commands to ensure you have all the required dependencies.

1. run npm install to donwload all the node modules
2. make a copy of the .env.example as .env
3. run npm test

• Require Bearer token via header (see /auth)
• Can be accessed by users with role "users" and "admin"
• Can be filtered by name using the querystring ?name=
• Returns and array of User
• If no results are available, empty array is returned

export interface User {
  id: string
  name: string
  email: string
  role: Role
}

• Require Bearer token via header (see /auth)
• Can be accessed by users with role "users" and "admin"
• Returns the User associated to the give id
• If no results are available, 404 is returned
• If no ID is provided, 400 is returned

interface User {
  id: string
  name: string
  email: string
  role: Role
}

• Requires Bearer token via header (see /auth)
• Can be accessed by users with role "admin" and by the own user
• Get the list of policies of the given user id
• If no results are available, 404 is returned

interface Policy {
  id: string
  amountInsured: number
  email: string
  inceptionDate: string
  installmentPayment: boolean
  clientId: string
}

• Requires email via querystring
• If the client is found, a token is generated
• If no results are available, 401 is returned
• Returns a JSON object having the customer data and the new token

{
  access_token: string
  token_type: string  // Bearer
  expires_in: number  // 3600
}

1. make sure your project compiles as it should be, run npm run build.
2. start the server locally, run npm start.
3. At this point you should see running on 8080 (1 per availabe CPU on your dev machine).

4. navigate to http://localhost:8080/[email protected].
5. copy the access_token somewhere (maybe a variable TOKEN)

6. get all the users, using the token generated on the step 5

curl  -H 'Accept: application/json' \
      -H "Authorization: Bearer ${TOKEN}" \
      http://localhost:8080/v1/users