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@gotamedia/oc

v0.3.0

Published

Set of OC helper for NodeJs Runtime.

Downloads

4

Readme

Gota Media OC

Set of OC helpers for NodeJs Runtime.

Usage

npm install @gotamedia/oc
import { getLogs } from "@gotamedia/oc/services/Logs"

const handler = () => {
    const events = getLogs(123)
}

Configure

In your lambda, import configure() from @gotamedia/oc/configure and make sure to call it bafore your handler

configure()

| property | type | default | required | description | |--------------|---------|---------|----------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | baseUrl | string | null | x | Base url for OC to be used | | username | string | null | x | A valid username to be used for authorization | | password | string | null | x | A valid password to be used for authorization |

Example:

import configure from "@gotamedia/oc/configure"

configure({
    baseUrl: "https://gota.oc.com",
    username: "admin",
    password: "admin"
})

const handler = async () => {
    ...
}

Services

Available services:

  • Logs
  • Objects
  • Images

Logs

Available methods:

getLogs()

| param | type | default | required | description | |--------|-----------|------------|----------|-------------------| | first | string | undefined | x | OC Event log ID | | second | LOG_TYPES | eventlog | x | OC Event log type |

LOG_TYPES
  • eventlog
  • contentlog

Example:

import { getLogs } from "@gotamedia/oc/services/Logs"

const handler = async () => {
    const eventLogs = await getLogs(123, "eventlog")
}

Objects

Available methods:

getObject()

| param | type | default | required | description | |--------|-----------|------------|----------|----------------| | first | string | undefined | x | OC Object uuid |

Example:

import { getObject } from "@gotamedia/oc/services/Objects"

const handler = async () => {
    const object = await getObject("1234-4321-123-321-00-000")
}

Images

Available methods:

getImage()

| param | type | default | required | description | |--------|-----------|------------|----------|---------------| | first | string | undefined | x | OC Image uuid |

Example:

import { getImage } from "@gotamedia/oc/services/Objects"

const handler = async () => {
    const imageXml = await getImage("1234-4321-123-321-00-000")
}

Contributing

Trunk based development

This project uses a trunk based development workflow.

NOTE: master is the trunk branch

Conventional commits

This project works with conventional commits.

Contribute

  • Pull latest from develop.
  • Branch out a new branch.
  • Commit and push your awesome code.
  • Open a pull request so we can approve your awesome code.

Publish

Any time you push to origin master branch, a pipeline will be automatically triggered and it will build the package for you. The pipeline will bump the version for you automatically and tag the package.

NOTE: NO MANUAL TAGGING

Then it will generate and update the CHANGELOG depends on your pushed commits.

License

MIT