wavo-cloud.aws-secrets-manager-helper

Wavo Cloud Infallible AWS Secrets Manager Helper

How To Use

To import it use

const {
  getClientSecretIds,
  getClientSecret,
  getAllClientSecrets,
  getSecretValue,
} = require('@wavo-cloud/aws-secrets-manager-helper')

To get a specific secret value call getSecretValue(SECRET_ID)

To get a list of clients and their respective CLIENT_IDs and SECRET_IDs call getClientSecretIds()

To get a specific client secret using their CLIENT_ID call getClientSecret(CLIENT_ID)

To get all client secrets call getAllClientSecrets()

Important Commands

Building the Dockerfile image

$ yarn image-build

Prettify the Source

$ yarn prettify

Start the Microservice

When using this option, node is passed the --inspect flag so you can inspect your code with the debugger of your choice. If your microservice is a worker or if you need it to block and wait for the debugger to connect use the "debug mode" instead.

$ yarn start

Dockerized version (using docker-compose):

$ yarn docker-start

Start the Microservice in Debug Mode

Important: when you run the microservice in debug mode, it is going to be started with node's --inspect-brk flag. This implies that the microservice will block and wait for a debugger to connect to port 5858 and resume code execution.

$ yarn debug

Dockerized version (using docker-compose):

$ yarn docker-debug

Running the Tests

Important: when you run the microservice in debug mode, it is going to be started with node's --inspect-brk flag. This implies that the microservice will block and wait for a debugger to connect to port 5858 and resume code execution.

$ yarn test

Dockerized version (using docker-compose):

$ yarn docker-test