The Upload Token Service is a service which allows the Covid Watch phone app to upload reports, and allows users of the permission portal to validate those reports.

1. Install Go 1.13 or higher
2. Install the Google Cloud SDK.
3. Tests use the Firestore emulator, which requires some components from the Google Cloud SDK which are not installed by default. In order to install them, run the emulator once using gcloud beta emulators firestore start. It will prompt to install any missing components. Once all the necessary components have been installed and the emulator is actually running, you can kill it.

The following will run all unit tests:

$ cd functions
$ go test ./...

The service can be run locally using the Firestore emulator. First, start the emulator:

$ gcloud beta emulators firestore start --host-port=locahost:8081

In another terminal, run the service. Use the FIRESTORE_EMULATOR_HOST environment variable to instruct the service where to find the emulator.

$ cd functions
$ export FIRESTORE_EMULATOR_HOST=localhost:8081
$ go run ./cmd

By default, the service will listen for incoming HTTP requests on port 8080. You can choose a custom port by setting the PORT environment variable.

The emulator may fail to start if the port specified with the --host-port flag is already in use. This can happen if you have recently killed the emulator, as the kernel will reserve the port for some time (for the curious, it does this in order to prevent network traffic destined for old TCP connections to arrive at the new one and cause confusion).

If the --host-port flag is omitted, the emulator will choose a random port, which has a high likelihood of not being in use. The emulator will output which address to use by displaying a line like export FIRESTORE_EMULATOR_HOST=::1:8195.

Note that, if the local IP address is an IPv6 address (like ::1), then you will need to put square brackets around the address for compatibility with Go's parsing. In this example, that would look like export FIRESTORE_EMULATOR_HOST=[::1]:8195.

You can hit the endpoints with curl or Postman.

Try:

curl --request GET 'http://localhost:8080/challenge' \
     --header 'X-Forwarded-Proto: https'

The local dev server uses HTTP so you must send a fake HTTPS header to prevent the request from being rejected.

If you see an error message like this with HTTP Code 426:

{"Error":"Please use HTTPS"}

You should add either:

X-Forwarded-Proto: https

or

Forwarded: for=\"localhost\";proto=https

Unauthenticated Firestore access is disabled. If you want to bypass the firestore.rules on the emulator REST interface just supply the auth bearer header value "owner":

Authorization: Bearer owner

You can deploy the functions with:

$ ./deploy.sh

You can import the COVID-Watch.postman_collection.json to play with the local Cloud Functions and Firestore Emulator.