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balena-settings-client

v5.0.3

Published

Balena client application shared settings

Downloads

40,231

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Balena client application shared settings.

Role

The intention of this module is to provice low level access to user configurable balena simple settings.

THIS MODULE IS LOW LEVEL AND IS NOT MEANT TO BE USED BY END USERS DIRECTLY.

Unless you know what you're doing, use the balena SDK instead.

Installation

Install balena-settings-client by running:

$ npm install --save balena-settings-client

Documentation

This module attempts to retrieve configuration from the following places:

UNIX:

  • Default settings.
  • $HOME/.balenarc.yml.
  • $PWD/balenarc.yml.
  • Environment variables matching BALENARC_<SETTING_NAME>.

Windows:

  • Default settings.
  • %UserProfile%\_balenarc.yml.
  • %cd%\balenarc.yml.
  • Environment variables matching BALENARC_<SETTING_NAME>.

The values from all locations are merged together, with sources listed below taking precedence.

For example:

	$ cat $HOME/.balenarc.yml
	balenaUrl: 'balena-staging.com'
	projectsDirectory: '/opt/balena'

	$ cat $PWD/.balenarc.yml
	projectsDirectory: '/Users/balena/Projects'
	dataDirectory: '/opt/balena-data'

	$ echo $BALENARC_DATA_DIRECTORY
	/opt/cache/balena

That specific environment will have the following configuration:

	balenaUrl: 'balena-staging.com'
	projectsDirectory: '/Users/balena/Projects'
	dataDirectory: '/opt/cache/balena'

settings~get(name) ⇒ *

Kind: inner method of settings
Summary: Get a setting
Returns: * - setting value
Access: public

| Param | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | name | String | setting name |

Example

settings.get('dataDirectory')

settings~getAll() ⇒ Object

Kind: inner method of settings
Summary: Get all settings
Returns: Object - all settings
Access: public
Example

settings.getAll()

Modifying settings

This module is intended to only provide read only access to the settings. Balena settings client reads settings from various locations, like a local balenarc file and a per user config file, therefore the module doesn't know where to write changes back.

If you want to persist data related to balena, consider using balena settings storage instead.

Support

If you're having any problem, please raise an issue on GitHub and the balena team will be happy to help.

Tests

Run the test suite by doing:

$ npm test

Contribute

Before submitting a PR, please make sure that you include tests, and that coffeelint runs without any warning:

$ npm run lint

License

The project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license.