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maybe-json

v0.4.1

Published

Google Cloud Function helper to log and transform bucket events to Promises of new json file metadata and json data

Downloads

3

Readme

maybe-json

Google Cloud Function helper to log and transform bucket events to Promises of new json file metadata and json data

This is a helper or skeleton for writing back-end events that trigger on change to a google storage bucket.

All uploaded json file contents are logged, and then returned from a new Promise, provided file size < 1 MB

Usage

const maybejSON = require('maybe-json');

exports.myGoogleCloudFunction = function myGoogleCloudFunction(event){
    return (maybeJSON(event)
        .then(function(filedata){
	   if (filedata) {  // note, filedata can be "undefined" for non-file events or deletion events
	       const file = filedata.file;   // the google cloud function file event
	       const data = filedata.data;   // the parsed json data contained in the new file
	       // do something useful with the data
	   }
	 })
	 );
}

Copyright

Copyright 2017, Paul Brewer, Economic and Financial Technology Consulting LLC [email protected]

License

MIT