This is the SDK for code execution of Flex Microservices. The module provides a framework for building Kinvey-backend services using FlexData, FlexFunctions, and FlexAuth.

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When developing and testing FlexServices locally, you can specify a host and port to listen on by passing an options object with an optional host and port. If no host/port is specified, localhost:10001 will be used:

This section contains standalone sample microservices for FlexData, FlexFunctions, and FlexAuth frameworks. Note that all three can be combined into one service and are separated for example purposes.

Flex-sdk 3.x contains several breaking changes as well as new features. To upgrade your service from Flex-sdk 2.x to 3.x:

You can also specify a shared secret (i.e. a secret key) to be used by this service. Any client that accesses this service must contain this shared secret, or requests will be rejected with a 401 Unauthorized error.

Once set here, you must set this shared secret in the Kinvey console when configuring your service for Kinvey requests to execute properly. For testing locally, this shared secret can be passed in the X-Auth-Key http header.