You also need NodeJS installed locally : we **strongly** advise to install [Node Version Manager](https://github.com/nvm-sh/nvm) and use the latest LTS version of Node (check that your local version matches with the one used in the Dockerfile).
The API will run inside a docker container, **but** the install itself is made outside the container, because during development we need tools that need to be available locally (eg. ESLint, Prettier...).
AuthN consists in verifying a username / password couple. A user can have multiple usernames (representing multiple identifiers), all of them sharing the same password. In the app, all the authentication information about a user is called an _auth_. As of 2022/10/23, the possible identifiers are :
-**DeleteUsername** : delete a username (an error is thrown if it's the only username of an auth, as an auth **must** have at least one associated username)
```json
{
"username": "+33611223344"
}
```
-**UpdatePassword** : update the password of an auth
AuthZ consists in verifying if a given **user** has the right permission to execute a given **action** within a given **domain**. Some context-dependant information can be given as well.
For AuthZ, the app exposes the following [gRPC](https://grpc.io/) services :
-**Decide** : asks the authorization service if a user has the right permission
Tests are run outside the container for ease of use (switching between different environments inside containers using prisma is complicated and error prone).
The integration tests use a dedicated database (see *db-test* section of *docker-compose.yml*).