A node.js library version of the CloudFoundry VMC gem.
Copyright 2011, FeedHenry Ltd. Licensed under the MIT license, please see the LICENSE file. All rights reserved.
npm install vmcjs
var vmcjs = require('vmcjs');
var vmc = new vmcjs.VMC(target, user, pwd);
vmc.login(function(err) {
vmc.apps(function(err, apps){
console.dir(apps)
});
});
See the tests for more sample API usage.
You need to set your own CloudFoundry account credentials before running the tests. First, set the following three environment variables:
export CF_TARGET=<CloudFoundry target> e.g. for a local micro instance http://api.<name>.cloudfoundry.me
export CF_EMAIL=<CloudFoundry user email> e.g. foo@bar.com
export CF_PWD=<CloudFoundry user password>
export CF_ADMIN_EMAIL=<CloudFoundry administrator email> e.g. foo@vmware.com
export CF_ADMIN_PWD=<CloudFoundry administrator password>
Then run the tests with: expresso -I lib
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Node.js VMC library
The npm package vmcjs receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, vmcjs popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that vmcjs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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