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deis-api-client

v0.4.0

Published

Node.js API Client for Deis Workflow

Downloads

17

Readme

Deis Workflow API Client

Node.js client for Deis Worklow.

Installation

npm install deis-api-client

Available methods

  • auth ✔
  • apps ✔
  • autoscale -> settings
  • builds ✔
  • certs
  • config (partial)
  • domains ✔
  • git
  • healthchecks
  • keys ✔
  • limits
  • perms
  • ps ✔
  • registry
  • releases ✔
  • routing ✔
  • maintenance ✔
  • tags
  • tls
  • users ✔
  • whitelist -> settings

Usage

Pretty straightforward.

Initialize client

// require the library
var Deis = require('deis-api-client')


/* Initialize with token */
var deis = new Deis({
  token: <TOKEN>,
  endpoint: <ENDPOINT>
})

/* or initialize with username and password */

var deis = new Deis({
  username: <USERNAME>,
  password: <PASSWORD>,
  endpoint: <ENDPOINT>
}, function(result) {
  console.log("callback", result)
}).then((result) => {
  console.log("resolve", result)
})

/*
or initialize the client via Environment Variables

(A)
DEIS_TOKEN=DEIS_TOKEN DEIS_ENDPOINT=DEIS_ENDPOINT node app.js

(B)
Create a .env file in your root directory

# .env
DEIS_TOKEN=DEIS_TOKEN
DEIS_ENDPOINT=DEIS_ENDPOINT

and initialize the client
*/

var deis = new Deis()

Apps

List all apps

deis.apps.list("example-app").then((results) => {
  console.log(results)
})

Run the tests

Configure the Deis Client with environment variables, e.g.

# .env
DEIS_ENDPOINT=<ENDPOINT>
DEIS_TOKEN=<TOKEN>

then run

$ npm test # Todo

or just use another client.