[..] display the routes table to console at startup.
We and it seems most other Defra services add this as standard to projects. There is nothing like seeing this appear in the early days of getting a project going!
http://e527582369f6:8013
method path auth scope description
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GET / none none Returns the same response as /status
GET /assets/{path*} none none
GET /assets/all.js none none
GET /bill-licences/{id} session billing Used to view a bill licence and it's transactions
POST /bill-runs session billing Used to create a bill run
GET /bill-runs/{id} session billing View a bill run
GET /bill-runs/{id}/review session billing Review two-part tariff match and allocation results
POST /billing-accounts/{billingAccountId}/change-address session manage_billing_accounts Used updating a billing account with a new address
GET /bills/{id} session billing Used to view a bill
GET /check/two-part-licence/{licenceId} none none Used by the delivery team to check the SROC 2PT billing logic for a single licence
GET /check/two-part/{naldRegionId} none none Used by the delivery team to check the SROC 2PT billing logic for all licences in a region
POST /data/seed none none Used to seed test data in the database
POST /data/tear-down none none Used to remove the acceptance test data from the database
GET /health/airbrake none none Used by the delivery team to confirm error logging is working correctly in an environment. NOTE. We expect this endpoint to return a 500
GET /health/database none none Used by the delivery team to confirm we can connect to the database. It also returns us some useful stats about each table.
GET /health/info session none Used by the delivery team to confirm we can connect to our other apps and services. It also returns us the version and commit hash for each one.
GET /jobs/export none none Used to export the database and upload the file to our AWS S3 bucket
POST /jobs/time-limited none none Puts a licence into workflow when a charge element has a `timeLimitedEndDate` which is < 50 days away
GET /licences/{id}/add-a-note session billing Returns add a note page
GET /licences/{id}/no-return-check-your-answers session billing No return check your answers page
GET /licences/{id}/no-returns-required session billing Review two-part tariff match and allocation results
GET /licences/{id}/requirements-approved session billing Returns requirements approved
GET /licences/{id}/returns-check-your-answers session billing Returns check your answers page
GET /licences/{id}/select-return-start-date session billing Select the start date of the return
GET /robots.txt none none Needed to support requests proxied from the legacy UI through to this app
GET /status none none Used by the AWS load balancers to confirm the service is running
Look! My app is working.
But we've been (rightly) challenged on what value this adds. As the project progresses the number of routes is going to expand so that routing table is going to get very noisy. It's an extra dependency and we even have untested logic in server.js to only add the plugin when in non-prod environments.
Keeping to our ethos of minimal and simple, why do we have this dependency?!
Having discussed it no one could make a case for keeping it. So, we think it is time to say goodbye to Blipp 😢👋
Jozzey
commented
5 months ago 
Blipp is a Hapi plugin to
We and it seems most other Defra services add this as standard to projects. There is nothing like seeing this appear in the early days of getting a project going!
Look! My app is working.
But we've been (rightly) challenged on what value this adds. As the project progresses the number of routes is going to expand so that routing table is going to get very noisy. It's an extra dependency and we even have untested logic in
server.jsto only add the plugin when in non-prod environments.Keeping to our ethos of minimal and simple, why do we have this dependency?!
Having discussed it no one could make a case for keeping it. So, we think it is time to say goodbye to Blipp 😢👋