Open source bank made in Phoenix
You can start by using our Postman Collection or by exploring with Graphiql.
Endpoint: https://andrestephano.com/graphql
Example of Queries and Mutations
- Money transfer between users
- Deposit and withdrawal
- Registration gift
- GraphQL interface
To get started with docker
- Install dependencies with
mix deps.get - Create and migrate your database with
mix ecto.setup - Start Phoenix endpoint with
mix phx.server
Now you can send your requests to localhost:4000/graphql or interact with Graphiql from your browser to explore the API.
The preferred way to run in production is using Elixir Release. You can build a release by yourself by running MIX_ENV=prod mix release or use our public docker image
You will need to set the following environment variables:
- PG_USERNAME
- PG_PASSWORD
- PG_HOSTNAME
- PG_DATABASE
- SECRET_KEY_BASE
- GUARDIAN_SECRET_KEY
- ADMIN_KEY_HASH
- BANKING_DOMAIN
- BANKING_SUPPORT_EMAIL
- SENDGRID_API_KEY
- BANKING_SSL_KEY_PATH
- BANKING_INTERMEDIATE_CERTFILE_PATH
- BANKING_SSL_CERT_PATH
You can generate the secrets using mix phx.gen.secret.
You will need to mount a volume or create another layer to place your SSL keys if you are using our Docker image.
There are some conveniences. Please check them before using in production:
* Double-entry accounting system in a single database row. You may need to change that into an item table to perform split operations and fees.
* There is no human approval of new accounts.
* There is no document validation.
* No react event handle. Implementing this would be useful to decouple modules, for example the email notification and bonuses from the source that generated event generator.