This application works with Remote Sync Server to update the client OpenMRS database periodically depending on configurations
It does so by downloading and running incremental mysql dumps from the server. It communicates with
the server via REST API to obtain information about list of pending updates. It downloads compressed
files using scp
command.
Create a configuration file config.json
at the root of the application with the following contents
{
"port": 8000, // http server port
"maxFileUpdates": 5, // maximum number of files that can be downloaded at once
"updateSchedule": "*/15 * * *", // In Unix cron format
"zipDirectory": "/opt/sync-client/", // Where downloaded zip files should be stored (ensure proper permissions)
"errorDirectory": "/opt/sync-client/errors/", //dir to record errors on client
"openmrsDatabase": "amrs", // Client Openmrs database name to be updated
"location": { // (mysql username and password should access to this database)
"uuid": "AMRS location Uuid", // uuid of the client location (from openmrs.location)
"name": "location name" // client location name
},
"remoteServer": {
"host": "sync.server.io", // Name/IP of the server hosting the http server
"httpConfig": {
"port": 8444, // port if different that 80 or 443
"tls": true // whether it uses TLS or not
},
"sshConfig": {
"host": "Use this if different from remote host",
"port": 24, // remote server ssh port
"zipBasePath": "/opt/sync-server/", // base path where compressed files to be downloaded are stored (on the server)
"username": "username", // username of to be used with scp command
"password": "password",
"privateKeyFile": "/home/syncuser/.ssh/id_rsa", // password & privateKeyFile are mutually exclusive
"numberAttempts": 3 // Number of times to attempt downloads in case of failure
}
},
"mysql": {
"connectionLimit": 2, // Clients local sync log database configurations
"host": "localhost",
"database": "sync_log_db",
"port": "3306",
"user": "user1", // Should have privileges to change global variable values.
"password": "secret",
"multipleStatements": false
}
}
Create database sync_log_db
and then add a table client_sync_log
by running sync_log.sql
script.
Change to the application directory
node server.js