📂 Files Azure Storage

Service responsible for storage files into Azure Storage.

Getting started

First you need to have Swift installed on your computer. Next you should run following commands:

$ git clone https://github.com/Mikroservices/FilesAzureStorage.git
$ cd FilesAzureStorage
$ swift package update
$ swift build

If application successfully builds you need to set up all required environment variables:

Variable	Description
MIKROSERVICE_JWT_PUBLIC_KEY	JWT public key for validation access token
MIKROSERVICE_AZURE_STORAGE_SECRET_KEY	Secret key for Azure storage
MIKROSERVICE_AZURE_STORAGE_ACCOUNT_NAME	Account name for Azure storage

JWT key must be public key from pair private/public keys which is used in User microservice. Private key is used for signing-in JWT access token.

You can set up this variable as:

1. environment variable in your system
2. environment variable in XCode

Now you can run the application:

$ .build/debug/Run --port 8004

If application starts open following link in your browser: http://localhost:8004. You should see blank page with text: Service is up and running!. Now you can use API which is described below.

API

Service provides simple RESTful API. Below there is a description of each endpoint.

• POST /files - create new file
• GET /files - get all user files
• GET /files/{groupName} - get all user files from specific group
• GET /files/{groupName}/{fileName} - get file data

Downloading file content

Service (for now) cannot return file content. However in your web application you should use directly Azure storage API. For example you should have below URL:

https://{storageAccountName}.blob.core.windows.net/{userName}/{groupName}/{fileId}