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@backstage/plugin-tech-insights-backend-module-jsonfc
Advanced tools
This is an extension to module to tech-insights-backend plugin, which provides basic framework and functionality to implement tech insights within Backstage.
This is an extension to module to tech-insights-backend plugin, which provides basic framework and functionality to implement tech insights within Backstage.
This module provides functionality to run checks against a json-rules-engine and provide boolean logic by simply building checks using JSON conditions.
To add this FactChecker into your Tech Insights you need to install the module into your backend application:
# From your Backstage root directory
cd packages/backend
yarn add @backstage/plugin-tech-insights-backend-module-jsonfc
and modify the techInsights.ts
file to contain a reference to the FactCheckers implementation.
+import { JsonRulesEngineFactCheckerFactory } from '@backstage/plugin-tech-insights-backend-module-jsonfc';
+const myFactCheckerFactory = new JsonRulesEngineFactCheckerFactory({
+ checks: [],
+ logger,
+}),
const builder = buildTechInsightsContext({
logger,
config,
database,
discovery,
factRetrievers: [myFactRetrieverRegistration],
+ factCheckerFactory: myFactCheckerFactory
});
By default this implementation comes with an in-memory storage to store checks. You can inject an additional data store by adding an implementation of TechInsightCheckRegistry
into the constructor options when creating a JsonRulesEngineFactCheckerFactory
. That can be done as follows
const myTechInsightCheckRegistry: TechInsightCheckRegistry<MyCheckType> = // snip
const myFactCheckerFactory = new JsonRulesEngineFactCheckerFactory({
checks: [],
logger,
+ checkRegistry: myTechInsightCheckRegistry
}),
Checks for this FactChecker are constructed as json-rules-engine
compatible JSON rules. A check could look like the following for example:
import {
JSON_RULE_ENGINE_CHECK_TYPE,
TechInsightJsonRuleCheck,
} from '@backstage/plugin-tech-insights-backend-module-jsonfc';
export const exampleCheck: TechInsightJsonRuleCheck = {
id: 'demodatacheck', // Unique identifier of this check
name: 'demodatacheck', // A human readable name of this check to be displayed in the UI
type: JSON_RULE_ENGINE_CHECK_TYPE, // Type identifier of the check. Used to run logic against, determine persistence option to use and render correct components on the UI
description: 'A fact check for demoing purposes', // A description to be displayed in the UI
factIds: ['documentation-number-factretriever'], // References to fact ids that this check uses. See documentation on FactRetrievers for more information on these
rule: {
// The actual rule
conditions: {
all: [
// 2 options are available, all and any conditions.
{
fact: 'examplenumberfact', // Reference to an individual fact to check against
operator: 'greaterThanInclusive', // Operator to use. See: https://github.com/CacheControl/json-rules-engine/blob/master/docs/rules.md#operators for more
value: 2, // The threshold value that the fact must satisfy
},
],
},
},
successMetadata: {
// Additional metadata to be returned if the check has passed
link: 'https://link.to.some.information.com',
},
failureMetadata: {
// Additional metadata to be returned if the check has failed
link: 'https://sonar.mysonarqube.com/increasing-number-value',
},
};
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