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Local Service Setup Guide

Pre-requisites

  • All resources under Introduction to Manage Learn Category

  • NodeJS - v12

  • MongoDB - v4.4.0

  • Basics of Cloud Storage

  • Basics of Kafka

Clone the service repository onto your system

Create a new folder where you want to clone the repository.

  • Navigate to that directory using the terminal.

  • Execute the git commands to clone the repository using the provided link from the code tab.

Git link

https://github.com/shikshalokam/ml-core-service.git

command to clone

git clone https://github.com/shikshalokam/ml-core-service.git

Create .env file

Create a file named .env and copy the environment-specific data corresponding to that service into the .env file.

# Environment configurations file
APPLICATION_PORT = "3000"                                                       // Application port number
APPLICATION_ENV = "development"                                                 // Application running enviornment 

# Mongo DB Configuration
MONGODB_URL = "mongodb://localhost:27017/sl-prod"                               // Mongo DB URL

INTERNAL_ACCESS_TOKEN = "Fg*************yr"                                     // Internal access token for accessing Internal services APIs

#Cloud Storage Configuration
CLOUD_STORAGE = "AWS/GC/AZURE"                                                  // Cloud storage provider.

# Google Cloud Configuration
GCP_PATH = "./generics/helpers/credentials/storage.json"                        // Path to the the Google cloud authentication key
GCP_BUCKET_NAME = "gcp bucket name"                                             // Google cloud bucket name 

# Azure Cloud Configuration
AZURE_ACCOUNT_NAME = "AZURE_KEY"                                                // Azure account name
AZURE_ACCOUNT_KEY = "Ih..............NBN"                                       // Azure account key
AZURE_STORAGE_CONTAINER = "Azure_bucket"                                        // Azure container/bucket name 

# AWS Cloud Configuration
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID = "AK...........WA"                                           // Aws cloud storage access key id
AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY = "QB......................9sB"                           // Aws cloud storage access key 
AWS_BUCKET_NAME = "aws bucket name"                                             // Aws cloud storage bucket name
AWS_BUCKET_REGION = "ap-south-1"                                                // Aws cloud storgae region
AWS_BUCKET_ENDPOINT = "s3.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com"                             // Aws cloud storage api's endpoint

# OFFLINE TOKEN VALIDATION
KEYCLOAK_PUBLIC_KEY_PATH = "keycloak-public-keys"                               // Path to Offline token public key

# ML Survey Service
ML_SURVEY_SERVICE_URL = "http://ml-survey-service:3000"                         // ML Survey service url

# ML Project Service Service
ML_PROJECT_SERVICE_URL = "http://ml-project-service:3000"                            // ML Project service url

#USER service
USER_SERVICE_URL = "http://user-service:3000"                                   // Base url of the sunbird enviornment

CSV_REPORTS_PATH = "public/report"                                              // Report path

APP_PORTAL_BASE_URL = "https://dev.sunbirded.org"

FORM_SERVICE_URL = "http://player:3000"                                         // Base url for form search

# Oracle Cloud Configuration                                                    
OCI_ACCESS_KEY_ID = '23b90..............d01d'                                   // Oracle cloud storage access key Id
OCI_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY = '22levMw5Ci............SmNE='                           // Oracle cloud storage secret access key 
OCI_BUCKET_NAME = 'oracle cloud bucket name'                                    // Oracle cloud bucket name
OCI_BUCKET_REGION = 'ap-hyderabad-1'                                            // Oracle cloud bucket region
OCI_BUCKET_ENDPOINT = 'https://pmt5.compat.storage.ap-h1.oraclecloud.com'       // Oracle cloud bucket endPoint 

# KAFKA Configurations
KAFKA_COMMUNICATIONS_ON_OFF = "ON/OFF"                                               // Kafka enable or disable communication flag
KAFKA_URL = "100.0.0.1:9092"                                                 // IP address of kafka server with port without HTTP
KAFKA_GROUP_ID = "mlcore"                                                       // Kafka group id 
PROGRAM_USERS_JOINED_TOPIC = "dev.programuser.info"                              // Kafka submission topic for pushing program joined user's data

TIMEZONE_DIFFRENECE_BETWEEN_LOCAL_TIME_AND_UTC = +05:30                           //Time zone diffrenece between local and UTC

Install Dependencies

To install dependencies from a package.json file in Visual Studio Code, you can use the integrated terminal. Here are the steps:

  • Open the integrated terminal by going to View > Terminal or using the shortcut Ctrl+` (backtick).

  • In the terminal, navigate to the directory where the package.json file is located.

  • Run the command npm install or yarn install, depending on your preferred package manager.

  • The package manager will read the package.json file and install all the dependencies specified in it.

  • Wait for the installation process to complete. You should see progress indicators or a success message for each installed dependency.

  • Once the installation is finished, the dependencies listed in the package.json file will be installed in a node_modules directory in your project.

Setting the keycloak

  • Create a folder on service directory named: keycloak-public-keys

  • Inside that folder create a file GRxxx....................xxxxx60fA

for keycloak file please contact Backend Team

Setup Database

Before proceeding with these steps, ensure that you have MongoDB installed on your computer. For a graphical user interface (GUI) for MongoDB, you can choose to install Robo 3T.

  • Obtain the latest database dump from the backend team.

  • Restore the database in your local environment using the following command:

    For Windows/Linux: mongorestore <name you want to give the db> <directory or file to restore>

    For macOS: mongorestore -d <name you want to give the db> <directory or file to restore>

Note: Add <name you want to give the db> to mongoDB url in .env file.

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