Using the configuration file.

Set authentication endpoint in configuration file

To enhance security and flexibility, you can directly set the notification endpoints in the configuration.json-file.

Example configuration for notification endpoints:

"event_callbacks": [
  {
    "type": "onRelease",
    "url": "https://my-url.com/tmining",
    "secret": "wbLF2qz8bbsWY6"
  }
]

You can configure multiple callbacks by listing them in an array, allowing you to set different endpoints for different types of notifications.

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Set API Network Settings in configuration file.

The configuration.json file also contains network settings:

• On line 2, you can enable or disable SSL by setting the protocol to either https (for SSL) or http (without SSL):

  "protocol": "https",

• If SSL is enabled, specify the certificates to use:

  "httpServer": {
    "port": 4431,
    "ssl": {
      "serverCert": "certificates/server-cert.pem",
      "serverKey": "certificates/server-key.pem"
    }
  }

• On line 32, you can update the port number used for incoming requests:

  "httpServer": {
    "port": 5000
  }

Restart the API service after modifying these settings.

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Set logging parameters in configuration file.

You can fine-tune logging by modifying the log4js section in the configuration.json-file. The most important setting is the level parameter:

Default logging, level setting - debug

"level": "debug"

Increased logging, level setting - trace

"level": "trace"

Please note: the "trace" will generate a lot of logging.*

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Configure log, file settings.

EXAMPLE for compressing the logs automatically and using rotating logfiles with a limited size:

"file": {
"type": "dateFile",
"filename": "api.log",
"numBackups": "7",
"compress": true,
"layout": {
"type": "pattern",
"pattern": “%[%d %p [%f{2}:%l]%] %m%n"
}
}

Above configuration retains 7 compresse log backups.

You can use all the log4js-settings, which are documented on the

OFFICIAL DOCUMENTATION SITE.