refactor: build system

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## Prerequisites:
* `node` (version 10 LTS) and `npm` installed
- `node` (version 10 LTS) and `npm` installed
* a backend, which is running locally (on http://localhost:3000) for testing purposes, it is advisable to use `minimal-deployment` project
- a backend, which is running locally (on http://localhost:3000) for testing purposes, it is advisable to use `minimal-deployment` project
## How to get started
To install all needed `npm` packages:
```shell
npm install
```
To prepare the script to be executed, run:
```shell
npm run build
```
To execute the code in "CLI" script (basically to execute the connector):
```shell
node lib/cli.js run <backendURL> <origin> <licensePlate>
e.g.:
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```
To run some sample tests, use:
```shell
npm test
```
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The `npm` scripts are defined in `package.json` file.
After building the project once, the connector image can be build.
```shell
docker build .
```
Use the following command to run the container of this connector. Assuming there is a local backend running.
```shell
docker run --network host <image-id> <backendURL> <origin> <licensePlate>
e.g.:
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## Next steps
You may want to:
* modify the convenience methods in the `minimal-connector/api` to your needs.
* add additional options to your cli.
- modify the convenience methods in the `minimal-connector/api` to your needs.
- add additional options to your cli.
Explore open source connectors from other schools to get some ideas.
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## Code structure
Folder [src](src/) contains:
* Reference implementations for CLI and a connector, using the api-classes.
* [/cli.ts](src/cli.ts)
* minimal CLI to start your connector, that uses CLI-args, so that there are no hard coded values for configuration.
* will execute the specified connectors and push the data to the backend
* [/common.ts](src/api/Connector.ts)
* `createUUID`, that will generate a unique id for a given identifying object
* `executeConnector`, that will execute the connector, which will fetch the items and push them to the backend
* [/Connector.ts](src/api/Connector.ts) abstracts the process of executing your specific connector and creating unique ids for the imported items
* [/MinimalConnector.ts](src/MinimalConnector.ts) example connector with mock-up data
* shows how to instantiate things
* shows how to use the convenience functions
- Reference implementations for CLI and a connector, using the api-classes.
- [/cli.ts](src/cli.ts)
- minimal CLI to start your connector, that uses CLI-args, so that there are no hard coded values for configuration.
- will execute the specified connectors and push the data to the backend
- [/common.ts](src/api/Connector.ts)
- `createUUID`, that will generate a unique id for a given identifying object
- `executeConnector`, that will execute the connector, which will fetch the items and push them to the backend
- [/Connector.ts](src/api/Connector.ts) abstracts the process of executing your specific connector and creating unique ids for the imported items
- [/MinimalConnector.ts](src/MinimalConnector.ts) example connector with mock-up data
- shows how to instantiate things
- shows how to use the convenience functions
File [test/MinimalConnector.spec.ts](test/MinimalConnector.spec.ts) contains sample test suite using `mocha` and `chai`.