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edgegrid-node

v1.1.3

Published

A Node.js client, reference implementation and authentication library for EdgeGrid.

Downloads

6

Readme

edgegrid-node

Summary

A Node.js command line client, reference implementation and authentication library for EdgeGrid.

Installation

npm -g install edgegrid-node

Configuration

To use the command line client, a configuration file named .egnode needs to be present in the user's home directory (i.e. $HOME/.egnode). The configuration file is in ini format. A profile named 'default' must be defined but additional profiles can be defined as well.

Four properties can be defined in a profile, 3 of which are required:

  • clientToken (required)
  • clientSecret (required)
  • accessToken (required)
  • baseUrl

Sample config file:

; configuration file with default profile

[default]
clientToken=akaa-qersdfqwerasdfqwerasdfqwerf
clientSecret=qwerasdfqwerasdfqwerasdfqwerasdfqwerasdfqwer
accessToken=akaa-asdfqwerasdfqwerasdfqwerasdfqwera
baseUrl=akaa-zxcvasdfzxcvasdfzcxvasdf.luna.akamaiapis.net

Usage

GET

$ edgegrid-node -H "Content-Type:application/json" \
                -H "Accept:application/json" \
                -p "/edgegrid-service/path/to/resource"

POST

$ edgegrid-node -H "Content-Type:application/json" \
                -H "Accept:application/json" \
                -m "POST" \
                -d @./dataFile.json \
                -p "/edgegrid-service/path/to/resource"

--help

  Usage: edgegrid-node [options]

  Options:

      -h, --help                      output usage information
      -V, --version                   output the version number
      -f, --config-file [file]        Configuration file
      -P, --config-profile [profile]  Configuration profile [default]
      -m, --method [method]           http method (default: "GET")
      -b, --base-url [url]            Base URL
      -H, --header [header]           Header - format: "foo:bar"
      -d, --data [data]               Post data
      -p, --path [url]                URL path: Example: "/p/a/t/h?query=string"