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@axway/amplify-cli-utils
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A common utils library for Axway CLI and related packages.
npm i @axway/amplify-cli-utils --save
buildAuthParams(opts, config)
Creates an Amplify SDK or Amplify SDK Auth constructor options object based on the supplied opts
and Axway CLI config
object. If config
is not defined, the config is loaded from disk.
import { buildAuthParams } from '@axway/amplify-cli-utils';
const opts = buildAuthParams({
baseUrl: 'foo',
clientId: 'bar'
});
createNPMRequestArgs(opts, config)
If you are spawning npm
, then the following may be useful:
import { createNPMRequestArgs } from '@axway/amplify-cli-utils';
import { spawnSync } from 'child_process';
spawnSync('npm', [ 'view', 'axway', ...createNPMRequestArgs() ]);
createRequestClient(opts, config)
Creates a got
HTTP client with the Axway CLI network settings configured.
import { createRequestClient } from '@axway/amplify-cli-utils';
const got = createRequestClient();
const response = await got('https://www.axway.com/');
createRequestOptions(opts, config)
Loads the Axway CLI config file and construct the options for the various Node.js HTTP clients
including pacote
, npm-registry-fetch
, make-fetch-happen
, and request
.
import { createRequestOptions } from '@axway/amplify-cli-utils';
const opts = createRequestOptions();
console.log({
ca: opts.ca,
cert: opts.cert,
key: opts.key,
proxy: opts.proxy,
strictSSL: opts.strictSSL
});
createTable(heading1, heading2, heading3, ...)
Creates a cli-table3
instance with common table padding and styling.
import { createTable } from '@axway/amplify-cli-utils';
const table = createTable('Name', 'Version');
table.push([ 'foo', '1.0.0' ]);
table.push([ 'bar', '2.0.0' ]);
console.log(table.toString());
environments.resolve(env)
Returns environment specific settings.
import { environments } from '@axway/amplify-cli-utils';
console.log(environments.resolve());
console.log(environments.resolve('prod'));
console.log(environments.resolve('production'));
locations
An object containing the axwayHome
and configFile
paths.
import { locations } from '@axway/amplify-cli-utils';
console.log('Axway Home Directory:', locations.axwayHome);
console.log('Axway CLI Config Path:', locations.configFile);
initSDK(opts, config)
Loads the Axway CLI config and initializes an Amplify SDK instance.
import { initSDK } from '@axway/amplify-cli-utils';
async function getAccount(opts) {
try {
return await initSDK(opts).sdk.auth.login();
} catch (err) {
if (err.code === 'EAUTHENTICATED') {
return err.account;
}
throw err;
}
}
(async () => {
const account = await getAccount({ clientId: 'foo' });
if (!account) {
console.error('Please login in by running: amplify auth login');
process.exit(1);
}
}());
import { initSDK } from '@axway/amplify-cli-utils';
(async () => {
const { sdk, config } = initSDK({
baseUrl: '',
clientId: '',
clientSecret: '',
env: '',
password: '',
realm: '',
secretFile: '',
username: ''
});
const account = await sdk.auth.find('foo');
if (account && !account.expired) {
console.log('Found a valid access token!');
console.log(account);
return;
}
console.error('No valid authentication token found. Please login in again by running:');
console.error(' amplify auth login');
process.exit(1);
}());
const accountName = '<client_id>:<email_address>';
const account = await sdk.auth.getAccount(accountName);
const accounts = await sdk.auth.list();
console.log(accounts);
loadConfig()
Loads the Axway CLI config file using the lazy loaded Amplify Config package.
import { loadConfig } from '@axway/amplify-cli-utils';
const config = loadConfig();
console.log(config);
In v2, the entire auth
API was removed to take advantage of the new Amplify SDK, which now
contains the auth API.
// Find account by login parameters
// v1
import { auth } from '@axway/amplify-cli-utils';
const { account, client, config } = await auth.getAccount({ /* auth options */ });
// v2
import { initSDK } from '@axway/amplify-cli-utils';
const { config, sdk } = initSDK({ /* auth options */ });
const account = await sdk.auth.find();
// Find account by id
// v1
import { auth } from '@axway/amplify-cli-utils';
const { account, client, config } = await auth.getAccount('<CLIENT_ID>:<EMAIL>');
// v2
import { initSDK } from '@axway/amplify-cli-utils';
const { config, sdk } = initSDK({ /* auth options */ });
const account = await sdk.auth.find('<CLIENT_ID>:<EMAIL>');
// Get all credentialed accounts
// v1
import { auth } from '@axway/amplify-cli-utils';
const accounts = await auth.list();
// v2
import { initSDK } from '@axway/amplify-cli-utils';
const { config, sdk } = initSDK({ /* auth options */ });
const accounts = await sdk.auth.list();
This project is open source under the Apache Public License v2 and is developed by
Axway, Inc and the community. Please read the LICENSE
file included
in this distribution for more information.
FAQs
Common utils for Axway CLI packages
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