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Developers make one API call, and Svix takes care of deliverability, retries, security, and more. For more information, please refer to the Svix homepage. PyPI NPM version Gem Maven Central (Java) Maven Central (Kotlin) Nuget Packagist Version PkgGoDev Documentation You can find general usage documentation at https://docs.svix.com. For complete API documentation with code examples for each endpoint in all of our official client libraries head over to our API documentation site at https://api.svix.com. Support & Community * GitHub Issues - report issues and make suggestions. * Community Forum - ask questions, and start discussions! * Slack - come and chat with us! To stay up-to-date with new features and improvements be sure to watch our repo! Watch & Star our repo Client Library Overview [?][?] Feature Breakdown [?][?] Language Officially API Webhook Other Notes Supported Support Verification Go Python Async Support planned. Typescript / Javascript Async support planned. (If Java you use kotlin, checkout our kotlin library for coroutine support.) Kotlin Ruby C# (dotnet) PHP Running the server There are multiple ways to get the Svix server up running. Docker is probably the most common one, but you can choose the one that works best for you. The Svix server is written in Rust , which means you can compile it into a static library for a variety of targets. Please refer to the building from source section below for more information. Please refer to the server configuration section below for more information regarding the available settings. Deployment Docker You can use the official Svix Docker image from Docker Hub. You can either use the example docker-compose.yml file with docker-compose (easiest), docker swarm (advanced), or run the container standalone. With Docker Compose This alternative is the easiest because it will also boot up and configure redis and postgresql. This assumes you have docker-compose installed. cd server docker-compose up Standalone container Running a standalone container is slightly more advanced, as it requires you to set some environment variables and have them pointing to your redis and postgres instances. You can pass individual environment variables to docker using the -e flag, or just create a file like development.env and use the --env-file flag like in the example below: docker run \ --name svix-server \ -p 8071:8071 \ --env-file development.env \ svix/svix-server Pre-compiled binaries Pre-compiled binaries are available for released versions in the releases section. Building from source The Svix server is written in Rust and requires a Rust build environment. If you already have one, you just need to run cargo build, otherwise, please please refer to the Svix server README for more information about building the server from source. Runtime dependencies The server requires the following runtime dependencies to work correctly: * A PostgreSQL server - for the storage of events. * An optional Redis server - for the task queue and cache. Please note that it's recommended to enable persistence in Redis so that tasks are persisted across Redis server restarts and upgrades. Server configuration There are three ways to configure svix-server: environment vars, .env file, and a configuration file. Configuration file You can put a file called config.toml in the current working directory of svix-server and it will automatically pick it up. You can take a look at the example file for more information and a full list of supported settings: config.toml. Here's a quick example of the most important configurations: # The JWT secret for authentication - should be secret and securely generated jwt_secret = "8KjzRXrKkd9YFcNyqLSIY8JwiaCeRc6WK4UkMnSW" # The DSN for the database. Only postgres is currently supported. db_dsn = "postgresql://postgres:postgres@pgbouncer/postgres" # The DSN for redis (can be left empty if not using redis) redis_dsn = "redis://redis:6379" # What kind of message queue to use. queue_type = "redis" Environment (variables or .env) Alternatively, you can configure svix-server by setting the equivalent environment variables for each of the supported settings. The environment variables can either be passed directly or by setting them in a .env file. The environment variables have the name name as the config names, but they are all upper case and are prefixed with SVIX_. For example, the above example configuration would look like this if it was passed in the env: # The JWT secret for authentication - should be secret and securely generated SVIX_JWT_SECRET = "8KjzRXrKkd9YFcNyqLSIY8JwiaCeRc6WK4UkMnSW" # The DSN for the database. Only postgres is currently supported. SVIX_DB_DSN = "postgresql://postgres:postgres@pgbouncer/postgres" # The DSN for redis (can be left empty if not using redis) SVIX_REDIS_DSN = "redis://redis:6379" # What kind of message queue to use. SVIX_QUEUE_TYPE = "redis" Authentication Use valid JWTs generated with the correct secret as Bearer. E.g: Authorization: Bearer Either generate one using cargo run jwt generate Or if you are generating your own, make sure to use org_23rb8YdGqMT0qIzpgGwdXfHirMu as the sub field. Differences to the Svix hosted service One of our main goals with open sourcing the Svix dispatcher is ease of use. The hosted Svix service, however, is quite complex due to our scale and the infrastructure it requires. This complexity is not useful for the vast majority of people and would make this project much harder to use and much more limited. This is why this code has been adjusted before being released, and some of the features, optimizations, and behaviors supported by the hosted dispatcher are not yet available in this repo. With that being said, other than some known incompatibilities, the internal Svix test suite passes. This makes them are already mostly compatible, and we are working hard on bringing them to full feature parity. Development Checkout our project specific development guides to get started hacking on Svix! * Svix libs README * Svix server README Contributing Contributions are what makes the open source world go round! All contributions are very much welcomed and are greatly appreciated. Please refer to the contribution guide for information on how to contribute. A quick how to for contribution: 1. Fork the project 2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/some-feature) 3. Make your changes 4. Commit your changes (git commit -m 'Implement an amazing feature.') 5. 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