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$ sudo npm i

use --unsafe-perm parameter on the above command if you find any permission issue

Running The Application

Run with the command

$ node bootstrap.js

Using 'nodemon'

$ nodemon bootstrap.js -w

if you do not want to restart the sedrver upon modifing the code then do not use -w after the command

Using specific PORT number

$ node bootstrap.js --port {PORT} $ nodemon bootstrap.js --port {PORT} -w

Replace {PORT} with your specified port number.

Database connectivity

Find datastore.js in the following path app/release/**{your_release_no}**/config/datastore.js

create your database connecttion here as default and set activeConnection for each of the environment (dev/prod/qa/staging)

Setting JWT key

Find globals.js in the following path app/release/**{your_release_no}**/config/globals.js and set your public and private keys here

Default PORT

Port 3100 is default port for this application

API endpoints will be

http://localhost:{**port_specified or 3100**}/{release_number}/{name_of_the_endpoint_file_without_js_extension}/{endpoint}

eg. http://localhost:3100/initial/user/login

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Autoid generation enhancement

There is a possibility, though very rare of having same value in place of milliseconds if deployed in multi-server environment.
I think it would be good to append some extra random number with the ID to avoid the issue.
So basically autoid.gen.js code will look like

const Autoidmodule= {
    autogenerateId:(request,callback)=>{
        console.log(request)
        var milliseconds = new Date().getTime();
        const finalId=request+milliseconds+Math.floor(10000 + Math.random() * 90000).toString();
        callback(null,finalId)
    },
}

module.exports = Autoidmodule;

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