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handel-utils

v2.1.0

Published

Utility library for apps deployed using handel and handel-codepipeline

Downloads

98

Readme

handel-utils

Utility library for apps deployed using handel and handel-codepipeline

Environment Variables

Functions to deal with environment variables injected by Handel

getVariable

Retrieves the value of an environment variable injected by Handel

Parameters:

  • serviceType: the type of the service exporting the variable (for example 's3') The valid service types are:

    • dynamodb
    • efs
    • memcached
    • mysql
    • postgresql
    • redis
    • s3
    • sns
    • sqs
  • serviceName: the name of the service as configured in your handel.yml file

  • variableName: the variable to retrieve (for example 'BUCKET_NAME')

handelEnv

Retrieves environment variables injected into each service by Handel

Example result:

  {
    appName: 'TEST_APP',
    envName: 'DEV',
    serviceName: 'TESTARTIFACT',
    serviceVersion: 'V1',
    parameterStorePrefix: 'myapp.dev'
  }

Parameter Store Values

Retrieve a set of values scoped under your Handel application from the AWS EC2 Parameter Store

fetchParameters

Retrieves values from EC2 Parameter Store

Parameters:

  • AWS: An instance of the AWS node API. Be sure to set the region correctly.
  • keyList: An array of keys to retrieve. Each one will be prefixed with the app name and environment name from Handel.

Example:

const AWS = require('aws-sdk')
AWS.config.update({region: 'us-west-2'})

fetchParameters(AWS, ['mykey1', 'nested.key2']).then(data => {
  /*
    data will be equal to:
    {
      mykey1: 'MyValue1',
      nested: {
        key2: 'MyNestedValue2'
      }
    }
  */
})