cd cmd/tlserver && go install .
To start the server with the REST API endpoints, GraphQL API endpoint, GraphQL explorer UI, image generation endpoints, and without authentication (all requests run as admin):
tlserver server -playground -auth=admin -dburl=postgres://localhost/transitland_db?sslmode=disable
The above command assumes you have a Postgres database named "transitland_db" running on your machine under the default Postgres port. Alternatively set the database URL using the TL_DATABASE_URL environment variable.
Open http://localhost:8080/ in your web browser or query it using an HTTP client.
To start stripped down, with only REST API endpoints (no GraphQL API or explorer UI, no static image API endpoints) and with JWT authentication:
tlserver server -disable-image -disable-graphql -auth=jwt -jwt-audience="http://example.com" -jwt-issuer="<issuer_id>" -jwt-public-key-file="<key.pem>"
Note that if you are using JWT authentication, place the process behind a reverse-proxy or gateway that can issue JWT tokens. At Interline, we use the combination of Kong and Auth0.
More options:
% tlserver server --help
Usage: server
-auth string
-dburl string
Database URL (default: $TL_DATABASE_URL)
-disable-graphql
Disable GraphQL endpoint
-disable-image
Disable image generation
-disable-rest
Disable REST endpoint
-gtfsdir string
Directory to store GTFS files
-jwt-audience string
JWT Audience
-jwt-issuer string
JWT Issuer
-jwt-public-key-file string
Path to JWT public key file
-playground
Enable GraphQL playground
-port string
(default "8080")
-s3 string
S3 bucket for GTFS files
-timeout int
(default 60)
-validate-large-files
Allow validation of large files
transitland-server is released under a "dual license" model: