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keptn-get-event

v1.0.0

Published

This module used for getting events to Keptn projects.

Downloads

1

Readme

keptn-get-event

Standard - JavaScript Style Guide

NPM

Get event from Keptn in Kubernetes cluster.

NOTE! This module uses the push model of getting an event. It means that you can DoS your system a huge count of requests. So, please, be careful.

Example

import { main } from "keptn-get-event";

// Get event with the Kube connection
const getFromKube = true;
const kubeSettings = `
namespace: keptn
secret: keptn-api-token
service: api-gateway-nginx`;
const keptnApiUrl = "";
const keptnApiToken = "";
const keptnContext = "f8fde836-1759-4846-9401-20c3031f3ff9";
const keptnTypeEvent = "sh.keptn.event.evaluation.finished";
const awaitTime = 0;
const countEffort = 6;
const delayTime = 10;

// Get event with Keptn API URL and token
const getFromKube = false;
const kubeSettings = "";
const keptnApiUrl = "https://example.com/";
const keptnApiToken = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX";
const keptnContext = "f8fde836-1759-4846-9401-20c3031f3ff9";
const keptnTypeEvent = "sh.keptn.event.evaluation.finished";
const awaitTime = 0;
const countEffort = 6;
const delayTime = 10;

const response = main(
  keptnApiUrl,
  keptnApiToken,
  keptnContext,
  keptnTypeEvent,
  getFromKube,
  kubeSettings,
  awaitTime,
  countEffort,
  delayTime
);
response.then((resp) => console.log(JSON.stringify(resp)));