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reg-publish-s3app-plugin

v1.0.2

Published

Fetch and publish snapshot images to AWS S3 and provides ability to accept/reject changes in reg-suit report on s3

Downloads

6

Readme

reg-publish-s3app-plugin

reg-suit plugin to fetch and publish snapshot images to AWS S3. This plugin is an extended version of reg-publish-s3-plugin. This plugin provides the facility to approve or reject changes in comparison reports in s3. By using this plugin you can do the below tasks.

  1. Approve the changed image and make new image as expected image.
  2. Reject the changed image and make the previous image as expected image.
  3. Add the new image as expected image.
  4. Ignore the new image from reg-suit report.
  5. Recover the deleted image.
  6. Delete the image permanently that is deleted by reg-suit.

Install

npm i reg-publish-s3app-plugin -D
reg-suit prepare -p publish-s3app

AWS Credentials

This plugin needs AWS credentials to access S3. You can set them by the following 2 methods.

Environment values

export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID=<your-access-key>
export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY=<your-secret-key>

Create INI file

Create a file at ~/.aws/credentials and edit it. For example:

[default]
aws_access_key_id = <your-access-key>
aws_secret_access_key = <your-secret-key>

Configure

{
  bucketName: string;
  acl?: string;
  sse?: boolean | string;
  customDomain?: string;
  pathPrefix?: string;
}
  • bucketName - Required - AWS S3 bucket name to publish the snapshot images to.
  • acl - Optional - Specify ACL property. By default, public-read.
  • sse - Optional - Specify server-side encryption property. Default false. If you set true, this plugin send with --sse="AES256.
  • customDomain - Optional - Set if you have your domain and host S3 on it. If set, the HTML report will be published with this custom domain(e.g. https://your-sub.example.com/...).
  • pathPrefix - Optional - Specify paths. For example if you set some_dir, the report is published with URL such as https://your-backet-name.s3.amazonaws.com/some_dir/xxxxxxxxx/index.html.

Accept / Reject changes in reg-suit report on s3.

To accept or reject changes in reg-suit s3 report, open reg-suit report in browser and use aws Identity pool id for authentication. To create the s3 Identity pool ID, please follow below steps.

  1. Login to https://aws.amazon.com/
  2. Sign in to AWS Management Console
  3. Click on Cognito link
  4. Click on Manage Identity Pools button
  5. Click on Create new Identity pool button
  6. Enter Identity pool name
  7. Check on Enable access to unauthenticated identities
  8. Click on create pool and allow access
  9. Now select platform as java script and look for IdentityPoolId. The value of IdentityPoolId should be like us-east-2:*******. This IdentityPoolId can be used to make any changes in the reg-suit s3 report.
  10. Now go to aws IAM module
  11. Click on Roles
  12. Look for Cognito_your_cognito_pool_nameUnauth_Role and click on it
  13. Click on Attach policies button and search for AmazonS3FullAccess
  14. Select AmazonS3FullAccess and click on Attach Policy button.
  15. Now you can use your IdentityPoolId (same that was created in step 9) to make changes in reg-suit report in s3.