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clc-node-sdk

v1.1.4

Published

CenturyLink Cloud SDK for Node.js

Downloads

10

Readme

NPM version

Installation

$ npm install clc-node-sdk

Documentation

See the wiki for CLC Node.js SDK getting-started and user guides. Also you can run npm run gen-docs and see generated documentation at /docs/index.html.

Requirements

  • Node.js 0.12 (or later)

Build process details

To build the CLC SDK source, issue the following commands:

$ git clone [email protected]:CenturyLinkCloud/clc-node-sdk.git
$ cd clc-node-sdk
$ npm install

Configuration details

Please see the SDK configuration section for details and examples of how to configure the CLC SDK.

Example

This example shows some of the functionality supported by the CLC Node.js SDK.

var Sdk = require('clc-node-sdk');
var sdk = new Sdk('user', 'password');

function example() {
    sdk.computeServices().servers().create(
        {
            name: 'testsrv',
            description: 'my first server',
            group: {
                dataCenter: sdk.computeServices().DataCenter.DE_FRANKFURT,
                name: sdk.computeServices().Group.DEFAULT
            },
            template: {
                dataCenter: sdk.computeServices().DataCenter.DE_FRANKFURT,
                operatingSystem: {
                    family: sdk.computeServices().OsFamily.CENTOS,
                    version: "6",
                    architecture: sdk.computeServices().Machine.Architecture.X86_64
                }
            },
            network: {
                primaryDns: "172.17.1.26",
                secondaryDns: "172.17.1.27"
            },
            machine: {
                cpu: 1,
                memoryGB: 1
            }
        }
    )
    .then(function(serverRef) {
        return sdk.computeServices().servers().findSingle(serverRef);
    })
    .then(function(serverMetadata) {
        console.log(serverMetadata.details);
    });
}

example();

Testing

Issue the following command to test the SDK.

mocha --recursive test/**/*.js --clc.username=<USERNAME> --clc.password=<PASSWORD>

##Unit Tests

The SDK contains unit tests that you can run with the following command.

npm run tests

##Unit Tests with Coverage

There are also unit tests with coverage that you can run.

npm run tests-coverage

##Integration Tests

To run integration tests, issue the following command.

export CLC_USERNAME=<USERNAME>
export CLC_PASSWORD=<PASSWORD>
npm run integration-tests

##Long Running Tests

The long-running SDK tests can be run using the following command.

export CLC_USERNAME=<USERNAME>
export CLC_PASSWORD=<PASSWORD>
npm run long-running-tests

License

This project is licensed under the Apache License v2.0.