TL;DR

• Set BPP Client URL and Base URL in .env
• Run npm install and npm run start:dev to start sandbox
• Set the client.webhook.url field in BPP Client config/default.yml to the address of this sandbox installation. (Previously you needed to configure a software called beckn-sandbox-webhook. That software is not required anymore.)

Project Introduction/Overview

A sandbox environment typically replicates the necessary components of the production system but operates independently. It may include a separate server, database, network, and other resources. By isolating the sandbox environment from the production system, any errors, bugs, or vulnerabilities discovered during testing can be addressed without affecting live users or critical data.

Release Notes

Latest version: 1.1.0

Installation/Setup and User Guide

You can access the Installation/Setup and User Guide details from here.

Architecture Diagrams/Technical Overview

You can access the Architecture Diagrams and Technical Details here.

Link to Postman Collections

You can access the Postman Collection details here.

Registry

You can access the Registry Details here.

Troubleshooting Steps

You can access the Troubleshooting Steps here.

Team Contact information

For technical support or issues related to installation, contact the following contributors:

1. https://github.com/shreyvishal
2. https://github.com/shenoyninad