Exposes endpoints for the Builder.

Check .env.example and create your own .env file. Some properties have defaults.

#Create database (Only the first time)
createdb <DatabaseName>

# Update env. The DEFAULT_USER_ID is important

# Update state
npm i
npm run migrate up

# Only once
npx ts-node ./scripts/parseS3Pools.ts
npx ts-node ./scripts/updateProjectThumbnails.ts

# On each asset pack change
npm run seed

# Start
npm start

• GET /v1/storage/assetPacks/:filename => https://s3.amazonaws.com/nico.decentraland.zone/asset_packs/:filename (for the thumbnail, :id.png)
• GET /v1/storage/contents/:hash => https://s3.amazonaws.com/nico.decentraland.zone/contents/:hash

• GET /v1/projects/:id/manifest => https://s3.amazonaws.com/nico.decentraland.zone/projects/:id/manifest.json
• GET /v1/pools/:id/manifest => https://s3.amazonaws.com/nico.decentraland.zone/projects/:id/pool.json
• GET /v1/projects/:id/media/:filename => https://s3.amazonaws.com/nico.decentraland.zone/projects/:id/filename

Take into account that /v1/ correspond to the version that you specify in the file .env with API_VERSION

projects
|____PROJECT_ID
| |____manifest.json
| |____pool.json
| |____east.png
| |____north.png
| |____preview.png
| |____south.png
| |____thumbnail.png
| |____west.png
asset_packs
|____ASSET_PACK_ID.png
contents
|____HASH1
|____HASH2
|____HASH3

#Extra Info If you are using windows subsystem, you will need to start the postgresql service each time

sudo service postgresql start

If you have docker running on your machine and want to have external dependencies running locally on your machine, you can use the docker-compose file present in the repo to do it in a simple and centralized way and avoid the hassle of configuring each one of them independantly.

First, run all services simultaneously with:

docker-compose up -d

-d or --detach will run the processes on the background instead of running on the terminal which executed the command. You can ignore this flag if you don't care about it.

Before running the builder-server, make sure that the following .env variables are set correctly so the services run by docker-compose work as expected.

CONNECTION_STRING='postgres://admin:password@localhost:5432/builder-server'
AWS_ACCESS_KEY=admin
AWS_ACCESS_SECRET=password
AWS_BUCKET_NAME=builder-server
AWS_STORAGE_URL=http://localhost:9000

You can then run the builder-service normally as instructed in RUN

This method also provides some utilities to facilitate developer experience with a database viewer that can be accessed in http://localhost:8080, as well as an object storage viewer in http://localhost:9001