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aws-s3-facia-tool

v2.0.1

Published

API on top of facia tool storage

Downloads

51

Readme

aws-s3-facia-tool

API on top of facia tool storage

Dependencies

This package has a peer dependency on aws-sdk version 2.x.

Installation

npm install aws-s3-facia-tool --save

Usage

const facia = require('aws-s3-facia-tool');
const client = new facia.Client({
    'bucket': 'bucket-used-by-fronts-tool',
    'env': 'CODE',
    'configKey': 'where/config.json/lives',
    'configHistoryPrefix': 'path/containing/config/history',
    'collectionHistoryPrefix': 'path/containing/collections/history',
    'collectionsPrefix': 'path/containing/collection.json',
    'pressedPrefix': 'path/containing/pressed.json',
    'maxParallelRequests': 6,
    'maxDaysHistory': 7
});

Config

const facia = require('aws-s3-facia-tool');
const client = new facia.Client({});
facia.Config(client).fetch()
.then(config => {
    // use the config here
})
  • Config.fetch() - Fetch the config JSON from the bucket, returns a Config class
  • Config.head() - Performs a head action, the resulting promise is resolved with the config metadata (e.g. ETag, LastModified)
  • Config.get() - Returns the Config class using in memory cache, it reads from the bucket only when the cache is empty.
  • Config.json() - Returns the config JSON instead of the utility class. It uses the cache
  • Config.fetchAt(key) - Returns a Config class reading from key instead of the internal configuration

Config class

Instances of Config class have the following methods

  • hasFront(front) - Boolean, whether a front exists
  • hasCollection(id) - Boolean, whether a collection with id exists
  • listFrontsIds(priority) - List of all front id. Optionally filter by priority
  • listCollectionsIds() - List of all collection id
  • front(path) - Return a Front class for the given path
  • collection - Return a Collection class for the given id
  • fronts.find(query) - Return a list of Front classes for all paths that match the query
  • collections.find(query) - Return a list of Collection classes for all paths that match the query

Collection

const facia = require('aws-s3-facia-tool');
const client = new facia.Client({});
facia.Collection(client).fetch()
.then(collection => {
    // use the collection here
})
  • fetch (id, config) - Fetch a collection id. config is optional if you're just interested in the collection content, otherwise pass a config object
  • fetchAt (id, key, config) - Fetch a collection with id at a specified key
  • list() - List all collections in the bucket (including the ones that have been removed from fronts)

Collection class

Instances of Front class have the following methods

  • forEachArticle(action) - Perform an action for each item in the collection. action receives (stage, article) where stage is live / draft / treats
  • setContent(json) - Set the content of the collection
  • setKey(key) - Set the key storing the collection content
  • toJSON() - Return the collection as JSON. The result object contains
    • config: the collection config
    • collection: the collection content
  • trails(stage) - Return the list of trail in stage (live / draft / treats)
  • lastUpdated() - Return the last updated date
  • isBackfilled() - Whether the collection has a backfill
  • hasMetadata(type) - Whether the collection has metadata of type (e.g. collection tags)
  • layout() - Return the collection layout
  • visibleStories(scope) - Number of visible stories (above show more) on desktop and mobile

Front

const facia = require('aws-s3-facia-tool');
const client = new facia.Client({});
facia.Front(client).fetch()
.then(front => {
    // use the front here
})
  • fetch (path, config) - Fetch a front with path. config is optional, the tool will get it from S3 if not specified

Front class

Instances of Front class have the following methods

  • toJSON() - Return the front a JSON. The result object contains
    • config: the front configuration
    • collections: the collections configuration
    • collectionsFull: the collections content
  • setCollection(id, collection) - Set the content a collection
  • collection(id) - Return a Collection class for the collection with id
  • lastUpdated() - Return the last updated date
  • priority() - Return the explicit priority
  • listCollectionsIds() - List all collection id

Press

const facia = require('aws-s3-facia-tool');
const client = new facia.Client({});
facia.Press(client).getLastModified('front-path', 'live')
.then(lastModified => {
    // date
})
  • getLastModified(path, location) - Get the last modified date of a front in either live or draft