To run the APIS:

1. Ensure you have the infra repo where the docker compose file is now located
2. run docker compose -f ../infra/local/docker-compose.yml up
3. You can also run with the -d flag to keep the process in the background, ie docker compose -f -d ../infra/local/docker-compose.yml up

To get a live terminal output from any repository being run by the infra docker compose:

1. Run docker logs [docker container name] -f
2. ie docker logs platform-admin-api -f
3. You can get the container names using docker ps
4. If you don't want the output in real time, you can omit the -f flag

For migrations:

1. This is now handled by the docker compose file

Docker Issues?

1. If docker is giving you an error when you try to docker-compose up --build try the following commands in order:
2. docker-compose down
3. docker system prune (/y)
4. docker volume prune (/y)
5. docker compose up --build

For local development:

cd api run go install to get dependencies installed

For local testing:

run go test or if you want to run a specific test, use go test -run [TestName] [./path/to/dir] -v -count 1 ie go test -run TestGetSwapPayload ./pkg/service -v -count 1

Unit21:

This is a 3rd party service that offers the ability to evaluate risk at a transaction level and identify fraud. A client file exists to connect to their API. Documentation is here: https://docs.unit21.ai/reference/entities-api You can create a test API key on the Unit21 dashboard. You will need to be setup as an Admin. Here are the instructions: https://docs.unit21.ai/reference/generate-api-keys When setting up the production env variables, their URL will be: https://api.unit21.com/v1