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app-services-admin-sdk
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This is not an official MongoDB-supported project.
SDK for Atlas Atlas App Services administration. This SDK is a wrapper around the App Services Admin API.
npm install app-services-admin-sdk
Instantiate an SDK client:
import {
AppServicesTokenCredential,
AtlasAppServicesAPI,
} from "app-service-admin-sdk";
const { PUBLIC_KEY, PRIVATE_KEY, GROUP_ID, APP_ID } = process.env;
const creds = new AppServicesTokenCredential(PUBLIC_KEY, PRIVATE_KEY);
const apiClient = new AtlasAppServicesAPI(creds, GROUP_ID, APP_ID);
Use the client to query the Admin API:
const secretRequestBody = {
name: "helloooo",
value: "world",
};
const res = await apiClient.adminCreateASecret(secretRequestBody);
console.log(res);
/*
The console.log statement will print:
{ id: '<Some App Id>', name: 'helloooo' }
*/
FAQs
This is **not** an official MongoDB-supported project.
We found that app-services-admin-sdk demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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