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@mymoons/parameter_store

v1.0.10

Published

/** * putParameter save info in aws parameter store * @param {String} parameterName name to save in parameter store * @param {String} parameterValue value to save in parameter store * @param {String} profile aws profile in your local machine * @ret

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Readme

parameter_store

Description: Save info in parameter store with your aws credentials

Usage

  • putParameter save info in aws parameter store
  • @param {String} parameterName name to save in parameter store
  • @param {String} parameterValue value to save in parameter store
  • @param {String} authType auth value to use aws credentials
  • @param {String} envName env name
  • @param {String} profile aws profile in your local machine
  • @returns {Object} aws response

const putParameter = async( parameterName, parameterValue, authType, envName='.env', profile = 'default') => {}

  • getParameter get value using parameter name in aws parameter store
  • @param {String} parameterName name to save in parameter store
  • @param {String} authType auth value to use aws credentials
  • @param {String} envName env name
  • @param {String} profile aws profile in your local machine
  • @returns {String} string, array of strings or error

const getParameter = async( parameterName ,authType, envName='.env', profile = 'default') => {}

  • searchParameters get value using parameter name in aws parameter store
  • @param {String} parameterFilter parameter Filter to search
  • @param {String} searchParameter search parameter it must be 'Equals', 'BeginsWith' or 'Contains'
  • @param {String} authType auth value to use aws credentials
  • @param {String} NextToken nextToken is a aws value provided to continue with search, it can be null
  • @param {String} envName env name
  • @param {String} profile aws profile in your local machine
  • @returns {Object} keys: results of search , NextToken: key to be provided to continue with the search

const searchParameters = async( parameterFilter ,searchParameter, authType,NextToken = null, envName='.env', profile = 'default') => {}