acobster/t-hub-service

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Level-2 service integration with Atandra T-HUB

dev-master 2019-01-04 18:52 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.6

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: ^5.7

MIT

• Coby Tamayo

• xml
• api
• shipping

README

Overview

An HTTP-service-style application for integrating a database-driven online store with the T-HUB desktop application. The included index.php file can serve as an independent web-facing script.

Currently the implementation is tied to a specific database structure. Maybe in the future it will become more configurable. Maybe.

NOTE: This service implements only the first two levels of integration: getOrders and updateOrdersShippingStatus as decribed in the T-HUB Service Spec

Setup

Clone the repo:

$ git clone [e-mail]:acobster/t-hub-service.git path/to/public/service/dir

Configure the service by adding a file called thub_config.php in the public service dir (it should be in the same directory as index.php):

<?php

define( 'DB_NAME', 'your_db' );
define( 'DB_USER', 'user' );
define( 'DB_PASSWORD', 'password' );
define( 'DB_HOST', 'localhost' );
define( 'DB_SOCKET', '/tmp/mysql.sock' ); // optional

// Using default values is discouraged in most cases.
// See docblock for THubService::config()
THub\THubService::config(array(
	'viewDir'		=> '/some/dir/',
	'user'			=> 'thub-user',
	'passwordFile'	=> '/path/to/thub.passwd',
	'securityKey'	=> 'some-long-string',
	'requireKey'	=> false // defaults to true
));

?>

To generate the password file, run:

php -r "echo password_hash('<your desired password>', PASSWORD_DEFAULT);" > /path/to/thub.passwd

Note that the /path/to/thub.passwd file must match the passwordFile path declared in the config.

Test it out!

The code comes with a Postman collection for various operations against the service endpoint. Import test/integration/THUB.postman_collection.json into Postman to get started, and take one of the requests for a spin. Careful! UpdateOrderShippingStatus has side-effects!

Development

To start development, you must have Lando installed. After cloning, just run:

lando start

inside the repo root.

Running Tests

There are unit and integration tests, all of which run inside the Lando environment:

lando unit # runs unit tests
lando e2e  # runs integration tests
lando test # runs entire test suite

The Lando Postman environment

The code comes with a Postman environment for testing with the collection mentioned above. Import it from test/integration/lando.postman_environment.json.