The Quartz Status API is a RESTful API that allows you to retrieve the status of the various internal components in the Quartz framework.
The Quartz Status API documentation can be found at status.quartz.energy/docs.
We use yarn as our package manager.
yarn install
The environment variables in the .env.example
file need to be populated.
Duplicate this file to create an .env
in the root of this repo; there are no secret values in here, but they make it
easier for configuring and keeping track of your local environment. This file will be .gitignored, so you can add your
own values, but ensure you don't commit this file.
N.B. Any admin routes with authentication will require server-side secret(s) to match the JWT token to be passed in the
Authorization header. This auth is handled by Auth0, and requires extra credentials to be set up in the .env
file
which are only available to the OCF team, who can contact Brad for access to these extra credentials.
In Production, these will come from the hosting environment and be injected into the Node.js app.
Now we are ready to run the app.
## Runs the app in development mode, watching for changes
yarn dev
Open http://localhost:4000 with your browser to see the result.
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