connect to this server with a websocket, simplified using rsf-http-register-client, and open up web pages to accept user registrations for rsf-contactables.

This project uses dotenv, which means you can create a .env file in this folder to configure environment variables, otherwise set them however you wish.

Explanations of the environment variables follow:

# Optional: enables a development page at /dev-register for development purposes
NODE_ENV=development
# Required: sets the networking port the service should run on
PORT=3012

This creates a new bin, callable via npx as rsf-http-register. If in the project folder, you can call npm start for the same result.

There is a script for building the typescript files, run npm run build.

Also can be worked with as a library, by importing it.

Use it like:

const start = require('rsf-http-register').default
start()

Can be utilized along with the

noflo-rsf ParticipantRegister component, and/or with

electron-rsf: electron-rsf A downloadable app, which gives a UI for setting up and configuring rsf processes