nhsuk / connecting-to-services

Find a pharmacy
https://www.nhs.uk/service-search/find-a-pharmacy/
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Connecting to services

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A service to help people connect to pharmacy services.

Installation

Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/nhsuk/connecting-to-services.git and review the scripts to get up and running.

Changing the date and time

The application will display a message for each open pharmacy on a bank holiday. In order to test this functionality the date can be set when the application starts. In order to do this the environment variable, DATETIME needs to be set. For example, if the date wanted to be to set to Christmas day 2017 the following can be run on the command line DATETIME=2017-12-25T12:00:00 ./scripts/start.

Testing

The application uses Docker to run in containers. Development is typically done on the host machine. Files are loaded into the container and changes are automatically updated.

Use the test script for continuous testing during development.

Test environments

As the application is being developed, every Pull Request has its own test environment automatically built and deployed to.

Every environment apart from the one we want the public to access requires basic authentication to access. The username and password are not secret, in fact they are included within environment variable table below. The intention with the authentication challenge is to prevent people whom may stumble across the site and not realise it is for testing, it also prevents access by search engines and other bots.

BackstopJS tests

There are some BackstopJS UI tests located in backstop-tests. These can be run in Docker using the following instructions:

Environment variables

Environment variables are expected to be managed by the environment in which the application is being run. This is best practice as described by twelve-factor.

In order to protect the application from starting up without the required env vars in place require-environment-variables is used to check for the env vars that are required for the application to run successfully. This happens during the application start-up. If an env var is not found the application will fail to start and an appropriate message will be displayed.

Environment variables are used to set application level settings for each environment.

Variable Description Default Required
ADOBE_TRACKING_URL Adobe Analytics Dynamic Tag Management URL No
BACKSTOP_TEST_URL The fully qualified domain against which the BackstopJS UI tests will be run e.g. http://beta.nhs.uk http://beta.nhs.uk Yes
BASIC_AUTH An MD5 encrypted htpasswd See value set in Vault for BASIC_AUTH in defaults
BUSINESS_HOURS_START_HOUR Business hours start hour 8 No
BUSINESS_HOURS_START_MINUTE Business hours start minute 0 No
BUSINESS_HOURS_END_HOUR Business hours end hour 18 No
BUSINESS_HOURS_END_MINUTE Business hours end minute 0 No
COOKIEBOT_SCRIPT_URL The URL for the in-house implementation of Cookiebot //assets.nhs.uk/scripts/cookie-consent.js
DATETIME The initial display of results is determined by the time of the search. Bank holiday messaging is determined by the date of the search No
HOTJAR_ANALYTICS_TRACKING_ID Hotjar tracking id No
LOG_LEVEL Numeric log level Depends on NODE_ENV
NODE_ENV Node environment development
PORT Server port 3000
SEARCH_API_HOST Hostname for Organisation Search API api.nhs.uk No
SEARCH_API_KEY Access key for Organisation Search API Yes
SEARCH_API_VERSION Organisation Search API version number 1 No

FAQ

Architecture Decision Records

This repo uses Architecture Decision Records to record architectural decisions for this project. They are stored in doc/adr.