# Background

This component serves allowed list of keyfob UID hashes from MongoDB and
pushes open door commands to door controllers.
We run three instances `replica{1..3}.doorboy.infra.k-space.ee` for high availability.
To connect from door controllers use round robin record `doorboy.infra.k-space.ee`


# Testing endpoints

For manually testing something like this might help:

```
source .env
curl -f http://doorboy.infra.k-space.ee:5000/allowed -H "KEY: $DOORBOY_SECRET" | md5sum
```

# Test scenarios

When updating doorboy proxy, members site or kdoorpi verify follwing:

* Swiping unknown card shows up as unknown, it can be claimed on members site and it immediately can be used after claiming
* Card enable/disable on members site works and has effect
* Opening door via buttons at https://members.k-space.ee/m/doorboy works and has effect
* Opening door via `/open-ground-door`, `/open-front-door` and `/open-back-door` commands in Slack channel #members works
* TODO: Keep door open via members site works and has effect

When testing changes prefer using the *back* door and
use a brick or something to keep it open to prevent
interfering with other members entering and exiting.

# Development

The easiest is to obtain VM from Proxmox cluster with public IP address.
To run development instance:

```
docker-compose -f docker-compose.dev.yml up --build
```

On kdoorpi override `KDOORPI_API_ALLOWED`, `KDOORPI_API_LONGPOLL` environment variables
to redirect requests to your dev instance.

# Deploying

Images are built and pushed to Docker Hub by Jenkins.
To deploy in prod adjust `DOORBOY_SECRET`, `MONGO_URI` in `.env` and proceed to launch:

```
overnode pull
overnode up
```