This is intended as a service worker that can be spun up to perform actions against the API

• First time install for Development
• Editing the configuration options
  • Development
  • Others
• Environment Variables

• Download and install the latest NodeJS
• Clone the repo
• Follow the Node Gyp setup guide
• Install protobuf locally, needs to be >=3.X
• Run npm install node-gyp -g
• Run npm install from the repo base directory
• Run npm run start to start the application
• Run npm run test to execute unit tests

All development configuration options are controlled from the config.js file, which can be overridden locally by copying and renaming the local file in /config to local.js. All environment variables can be ignored.

Critical non-development configurations are controlled through the system environment variables

#Environment Variables ###Required variables:

• NODE_ENV

###Optional variables:

Name	Description
NODE_ENV	Environment to run as, defaults to development
USER_EMAIL	Email of the user to login with
USER_PASSWORD	Password of the user to login with
LOCATION_LAT	Latitude coordinates for the location to search
LOCATION_LON	Longitude coordinates for the location to search
LOCATION_ALT	Altitude in meters for the location to search
ANDROID_ID	Android ID to use when authenticating to Google Play Services
SERVICE_ID	Service ID to use when authenticating to Google Play Services
CLIENT_SIGNATURE	Client signature to use when authenticating to Google Play Services
APP_NAME	App name to use when authenticating to Google Play Services
API_URL	Initial API endpoint to hit
USER_API_ENDPOINT	User's API endpoint to hit
USER_TOKEN	User authentication token
USER_TOKEN_EXPIRES	epoch time for when the token expires

If you provide both the USER_TOKEN and USER_TOKEN_EXPIRES it will skip the login flow

If you provide the USER_API_ENDPOINT it will skip the endpoint fetch flow

Default location is a McDonald's in Solna, Stockholm