A bootstrap project to get you started with the SafeTrek API using NodeJS.
To get started with the SafeTrek API, you’ll need to do three things:
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Create or access your Heroku account.
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Request access to get your
client_idandclient_secretfrom SafeTrek. -
Use the Deploy to Heroku button below to create your new app off of this repository.
- Give your app a name and fill in your SafeTrek API credentials that you received.
- If this is your first time using this repo, leave the
REDIRECT_URLblank.
A few more quick steps to get you up and going:
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Once deployed, go through the demo experience to better understand how to integrate SafeTrek into your app so that you can provide peace of mind to your users.
- TIP: Be sure to keep an eye out for the console outputs during the demo.
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When you’ve gone through the code and gotten the hang of it, fork this repo to your own GitHub account.
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Connect the forked repo to your Heroku app from the Deploy menu on Heroku's dashboard.
https://dashboard.heroku.com/apps/<YOUR-APP-NAME>/deploy/github
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Deploy any branch from your forked repo to your Heroku app. (You can even setup auto-deploy if you want 😎 ). Just clone your forked repo to push any changes.
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For testing on
localhost, create a file named.envin the root directory and set your SafeTrek API credentials as below (no quotes or spaces):
CLIENT_ID=<your-client-id>
CLIENT_SECRET=<your-client-secret>
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Make sure you have npm installed on your system.
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Next, execute
npm installfollowed bynpm start
What life-saving integration will you create?
Questions? Suggestions? Bugs? Create an issue or Email Us.
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Currently, contributions to this repository are not being accepted.
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The
/callbackpath on the following URLs have been whitelisted for making secure calls to the SafeTrek API.https://*.herokuapp.comhttp://localhost:3000http://localhost:5000http://localhost:8000http://localhost:8080
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If you want to whitelist a custom path or domain, please contact us.