OAuth Kafka Local Dev

Both light-portal and oauth-kafka depend on Kafka, and we are using confluent local to start Kafka and its services. To start confluent locally, please refer to portal debug with unit test in the Confluent Platform section.

The oauth-kafka unit tests depend on the light-portal user and market services for both query and command. So you have to start the light-portal locally first. If you want to test the portal-view together, the light-router needs to be started as well.

To avoid starting Consul locally, we can use direct registry for service discovery.

start confluent

cd ~/tool/confluent-5.5.0/bin
confluent local start

shutdonw confluent

confluent local stop

start light-portal local-direct

cd ~/light-chain/light-config-test/light-portal/local-direct
docker-compose up

start light-router local-direct

cd ~/light-chain/light-config-test/light-router/local-direct
docker-compose up

enable nat redirect from 443 to 8443 for light-router

sudo iptables -t nat -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 443 -o lo -j REDIRECT --to-port 8443

From this moment on, you can enable the test cases in oauth-kafka modules and run them against light-portal and light-router.

If you want to work on the portal-view lcally with all the services locally, you can start the oauth-kafka with the following commands.

cd ~/light-chain/light-config-test/oauth-kafka/local-direct
docker-compose up

To avoid errors, we have ignored all the test classes in the oauth-kafka so that it can be built without any services available locally.