All modules now use the main IAM JWT (ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET) for authentication, removing three separate auth systems (hackathon Supabase, hackathon JWT, QR JWT). Changes: - hackathon: replace HackathonJwtService with decode_access_token() from imphnen-libs - remove entire src/auth/ (Supabase signup/login/GitHub/forgot-reset) - remove common/hackathon_jwt.rs, common/supabase_client.rs - remove Supabase from HackathonConfig (JWT, GitHub OAuth, Supabase anon/service keys) - replace Supabase Storage with MinioService from imphnen-libs - all route jwt params removed; hackathon_router takes MinioService instead - qr: replace QrJwtService with decode_access_token() from imphnen-libs - remove entire src/auth/ (register/login/Google OAuth/refresh) - remove common/qr_jwt.rs, src/config.rs - qr_auth_middleware now lazy-upserts users into QR DB on first access - qr_router(pool) — no config needed - gateway: create MinioService once and pass to hackathon_router; qr_router simplified Users now register/login via /v1/auth/* and use the same JWT for all endpoints. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
IMPHNEN Backend Service
This repository serves as the monorepo for all backend services of IMPHNEN. It encompasses several main services:
- IMPHNEN-Backend - Provides fundamental functionalities and shared resources for other services.
- IMPHNEN-IAM - Handles identity and access management across IMPHNEN applications.
- IMPHNEN-CMS - Supports the cms services by IMPHNEN Landing Page website.
- IMPHNEN-Gacha - Supports the gacha services by IMPHNEN Gacha website.
- IMPHNEN-Dimentorin - Supports the mentoring services by IMPHNEN Dimentorin website.
- IMPHNEN-Gateway - Acts as the API gateway, routing requests to appropriate services.
- IMPHNEN-Middleware - Acts as the middleware for the API Gateway, providing authentication and authorization.
How to Install
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Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/IMPHNEN/imphnen-backend-service.git cd imphnen-backend-service -
Set up the environment:
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Copy the example environment files:
cp .env.example .envif you use windows based system
./apply-env.ps1if you use unix based system
source ./apply-env.sh -
Modify the
.envfiles with your specific configuration settings.
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Install dependencies:
Ensure you have Rust installed. Then, run:
cargo fetch -
Run the seeders:
to run the seeders, run:
cargo run --bin seeder
How to Run
Development
To run the services in development mode:
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Start the database and other dependencies using Docker Compose:
docker-compose up -d -
Run using cargo run. For example, to run the Core Service:
cargo run --bin api -
Run using cargo watch. For example, to run the Core Service:
cargo watch -x "run --bin api"
Production
For production deployment:
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Build the Docker image:
docker build -t imphnen-backend . -
Run the Docker container:
docker run --name imphnen-backend -d --env-file .env -p 3000:3000 imphnen-backendAdjust the port and environment variables as needed.
How to Run the Tests
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Run the tests:
cargo test -p tests
How to Contribute
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Fork the repository and clone it locally.
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Create a new branch for your feature or fix:
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Make your changes, commit them, and push to your forked repository.
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Create a pull request to the
developbranch of this repository.
If you encounter any issues or have questions, feel free to create a new issue in the repository.
Note: For detailed API documentation, please refer to our API Docs.