lintoai/linto-platform-business-logic-server repository overview

⁠Linto-Platform-Business-Logic-Server

This services is mandatory in a complete LinTO platform stack as the main process that actualy executes a workflow defined as a collection of LinTO skills. This service itself mainly consists of a wrapper for a node-red runtime. Any user defined context on linto-admin (a given set of configured skills) is therefore backed by a node-red flow.

⁠Define LinTO contexts as node-red flows

This service provides for a node-red web interface wich is meant to get embedded in the main LinTO platform admin web interface⁠. LinTO skills are node-red nodes

⁠Develop

⁠Install project

git clone https://github.com/linto-ai/Business-Logic-Server.git
cd Business-Logic-Server
npm install

⁠Configuration environement

cp .envdefault .env Then update the .env to manage your personal configuration

⁠Red Settings

Node-Red provide a configuration file lib/node-red/settings/settings.js. More information can be found on node-red website : Settings.js⁠

Custom catalogue can be setup on the settings.js

editorTheme:{
  palette: {
    catalogues: [
      'https://my.custom.registry/catalogue.json'
    ]
  }
}

Note that the .npmrc need to be configured to be used with a custom registry

⁠Run project

Normal : npm run start Debug : DEBUG=* npm run start

⁠Interface connect

By default you can reach the user interface on http://localhost:9000⁠

⁠Docker

⁠Install Docker and Docker Compose

You will need to have Docker and Docker Compose installed on your machine. If they are already installed, you can skip this part. Otherwise, you can install them referring to docs.docker.com/engine/installation/⁠, and to docs.docker.com/compose/install/⁠.

⁠Build

You can build the docker with docker-compose build Then run it with docker-compose run Then you can acces it on localhost:9000⁠