Pipo is composed of two main parts: an auth server and a Hasura server.

You can run it with a docker-compose up. All environment variables are already added, but you could change it. It is important to mention that the RSA keys present at heimdall/jwt are not for production use since they were published in this repository. Anyway, feel free to use them for testing and development.

To seed the database you may use docker-compose exec -w /hasura hasura hasura-cli seeds apply.

You may access Hasura through https://localhost:8080. The secret for authenticating is in your docker-compose.yaml.

If you need a JWT token for testing queries as an employer, you may use the command below to get one:

curl -i -X POST localhost:9000/auth --data '{"username":"<employer-cnpj>", "password":"<employer-plain-text-password>"}'

The token is in a Set-Cookie header using the key pipo-token.