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extra-gcpconfig

v1.0.4

Published

Get ready to use GCP Config from parameters and environment variables.

Downloads

14

Readme

Get ready to use GCP Config from parameters and environment variables.

Do you want to:

  • Have GCP Config loaded from environment variables?
  • Get GCP Config from arguments?

Setup

  1. Run npm install -g extra-gcpconfig in console.
  2. To install this as a package use npm install extra-gcpconfig.

Console

gcpconfig
# get default GCP config

gcpconfig --credentialsFile credentials.json
gcpconfig --keyFilename credentials.json
# use a custom credentials file
## credentials/config file can be JSON

Reference

gcpconfig [options]
# -> GCP config as JSON

# Options:
# --help: show this help
# -cf, --credentialsFile: set custom GCP credentails file path
# -kf, --keyFilename:     set custom GCP credentails file path

# Environment variables:
$GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS # set default GCP credentails file path

Package

const gcpconfig = require('extra-gcpconfig');

gcpconfig();
// get default GCP config

gcpconfig({keyFilename: 'credentials.json'});
// use a custom credentials file
/// credentials/config file can be JSON

var A = process.argv, o = {};
for(var i=0, I=A.length; i<I;)
  i = gcpconfig.options(o, A[i], A, i);
gcpconfig(o);
// get GCP config from arguments

Reference

const gcpconfig = require('extra-gcpconfig');

gcpconfig.options(options, argument_key, arguments, index);
// options: target object to store GCP config options
// argument_key: name of the argument (ex: "--help")
// arguments: arguments array (ex: process.argv)
// index: current index in arguments array (ex: i=2...args.length)
// -> new index in arguments array


gcpconfig(options);
// options: custom GCP config options
// -> GCP config options

// Default options:
options = {
  keyFilename: null // set custom GCP credentails file path
};

Similar

Do you need anything similar?

Suggestions are welcome. Please create an issue.

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References: GCP Config.