FastConfig

Store configurations for multiple applications in one place

• FastConfig
  • Quick start - 1. install dependencies - 2. start the server - 3. create a token for an app - 4. send configuration - 5. get configuration
  • Server configuration
  • API
    • Tokens
    • Requests
  • Clients

Quick start

1. install dependencies

pip install -r requirements.txt

2. start the server

Run serve.py --environment prod. On the first run a master token will be printed. If you lost the master token you can find it in storage/__tokens.json (link only works locally)

3. create a token for an app

You can use any http client like REST Client to work with API

Get a token for an exampleApp app

GET http://localhost:5000/token/exampleApp/new
token: insert master token here

4. send configuration

Use a token you received in the last step

PUT http://localhost:5000/configuration/chat
token: insert exampleApp token here

{ "foo": "bar" }

5. get configuration

Get exampleApp config using an HTTP request

GET http://localhost:5000/configuration/exampleApp
token: insert exampleApp token here

Server configuration

By default FastConfig is serving on localhost:5000 You can configure FastConfig server using the following environment variables:

• HOST - serve host (ex. 127.0.0.1)
• PORT - serve port (ex. 6000)

API

Tokens

To work with API you have to add a token header containing your token.

Token access levels:

• master token
  • create and update app tokens
  • get and update any configuration
• app token
  • get and update only its app configuration

Requests

Variable values are marked with *...* (ex. *appId*)

/token/*appId*/new

• first request creates a token, next ones update the token

/configuration/*appId*

• GET - get stored config
• PUT - send a new config, delete previous one

/configuration

• GET - get configs for all apps as a single json

Clients

• C# - dotnet client

Support for other languages coming soon.