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AUTOPASS

Developed in part by Lam Nguyen, Raphael Paquin and Moncef Moutaki.

LINKS

H2 URL

jdbc:h2:file:./autopass.h2.db

To generate client code use maven lifecycle command mvn verify or verify -f pom.xml.

Accessing the app from another machine

  1. Change the application.properties property application.ip to whatever the IP of the machine you will host on will be.
  2. Run a mvn verify.
  3. Access the page from http://<YOUR_IP>:3000.

For Google Oauth2 on other machines

If you plan on testing Oauth2 with Google on a separate machine you need to configure a few things.

  1. Go to the Google console > Credentials and add the redirect url like so : http://<YOUR_IP>.nip.io:9090/login/oauth2/code/google
  2. Add the Google account you'll be testing with in the google cloud console explicitly.

Setting Google service account as Google credential Environment variable

The file to put in one of these commands is found in AutoPass/AutoPass/src/main/resources/autopass-414515-f21ce763f523.json.
More info on this can be found here.

PowerShell

$env:GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS="KEY_PATH"

Windows Terminal

set GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=KEY_PATH

Macos Terminal || Linux

export GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS="PATH"

Stripe integration

For Stripe, we'll use fake credit cards as we are in testing mode. The list of these cards can be found here.

Scanner App

The app responsible for scanning user cards is the directory named autopass-scanner. This is an extension to our backend and will only serve as a view component of our app, but built natively through react and electronjs.

> cd /autopass-scanner

> npm run start

> npm run electron start

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