bookings

Customer Bookings API

Provides the KongAir customer bookings service.

The API specification can be found in the openapi.yaml file.

Customers are identified by a JWT bearer token. This server is coded as an example only, and only accepts unsigned tokens. For production use cases, proper token signing should be utilized.

The token payload should contain a username field as follows:

{
  "username": "dfreese"
}

This username is how the service segments customer bookings.

Example tokens are provided in the JWT.env file, which can be sourced into your environment and then used for client requests. Examples are provided below.

The server mimics a database by storing customer bookings into a simple file (bookings.json) stored in the servers runtime folder.

Prerequisites

• node : tested with v17.9.1
• npm : tested with 8.11.0

Server usage

To install dependencies:

npm install

The repository provides a Makefile with common usage.

To run unit tests

make test

To run the server on the default port

make run

For the run command, the default port is read from the KONG_AIR_CUSTOMER_PORT env var which is loaded via the parent base.mk file.

To run a development server

A development server will detect and autoloads code changes.

npm run dev

Example client requests

The following examples assume you have environment variables set with valid unsigned bearer tokens that contain a username field. An environment file, JWT.env, is provided that contains example tokens.

Source the example tokens into your environment:

source ../../JWTs.env

Read all customer bookings for the user dfreese:

curl -s -H "Authorization: Bearer ${DFREESE}" localhost:8082/bookings

Create a new booking for the user dfreese:

curl -X POST -H "Authorization: Bearer ${DFREESE}" 'http://localhost:8082/bookings' \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
-d '{
    "flight_number": "KA0277",
    "seat": "19B"
}'

Note that the flight_number field must be a valid flight number served from the flights service.