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import-customers

v2.1254.0

Published

Cloud function to import customers from different sources

Downloads

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Keywords

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Customers Import

Dependencies

Install

  1. Install node dependencies
yarn lerna bootstrap
  1. Authenticate with Google Default Credential
gcloud auth application-default login

Your user will be used to deploy the serverless stack, you must have at least the following roles on the targeted project:

  • Deployment Manager Editor
  • Storage Admin
  • Logging Admin
  • Cloud Functions Developer
  1. copy .env.template
  2. replace variables from vault dev/import-customers

Development workflow

In your local machine, functions are run individually in tests. They are never run in a local stack.

Launching the web server of one function

There are two http function:

  • handleLoadCustomers
  • handleImportCustomers

To launch a web server and interact with one of this function, just do:

$ yarn start:handleLoadCustomers
# Or to watch
$ yarn watch:handleLoadCustomers

#OR

$ yarn start:handleImportCustomers
# Or to watch
$ yarn watch:handleImportCustomers

Then you can interract with them.

handleLoadCustomers

You can use curl:

$ curl localhost:8080/?executionDate=2022-02-04

The execution date should be the same day for Badge files and the next day for RH files.

Next steps

Handle http events with sls invoke local in serverless-google-cloudfunctions to stop using Function Framework