This repository contains source code for backend service of Inji Mobile and Inji Web. The modules exposes API endpoints.

The project requires JDK 11

    mvn clean install -Dgpg.skip=true -Dmaven.javadoc.skip=true -DskipTests=true

1. without docker-compose

    mvn spring-boot:run -Dspring.profiles.active=local

2. with docker-compose

   • To simplify running mimoto in local for developers we have added Docker Compose Setup. This docker-compose includes mimoto service and nginx service to server static data.

   • Follow the below steps to use custom build image in docker-compose

   • • Build the mimoto.jar mvn clean install -Dgpg.skip=true -Dmaven.javadoc.skip=true -DskipTests=true
     • Build docker image, use any image tag docker build -t <image-with-tag> .
     • Use newly built docker image in docker-compose file

1. Execute inji-config-server install script

cd helm/inji-config-server
./install.sh

• Review values.yaml and make sure git repository parameters are as per your installation.

2. Execute Onboarder install script

cd partner-onboarder
./install.sh

• During the execution of the install.sh script, a prompt appears requesting information for the S3 bucket, including its name and URL.
• Once the job is completed, log in to S3 and check the reports. There should not be any failures.

3. Execute mimoto install script

cd helm/mimoto
./install.sh

• During the execution of the install.sh script, a prompt appears requesting information regarding the presence of a public domain and a valid SSL certificate on the server.
• If the server lacks a public domain and a valid SSL certificate, it is advisable to select the n option. Opting it will enable the init-container with an emptyDir volume and include it in the deployment process.
• The init-container will proceed to download the server's self-signed SSL certificate and mount it to the specified location within the container's Java keystore (i.e., cacerts) file.
• This particular functionality caters to scenarios where the script needs to be employed on a server utilizing self-signed SSL certificates.

• create a folder "certs" in the root and a file "oidckeystore.p12" inside certs and store the keys as different aliases for every issuers. for more details refer here

Credits listed here