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node_terminus

v1.0.11

Published

Pantheon Terminus cli wrapper and extensions

Downloads

28

Readme

Node Terminus wrapper (nt)

Both a simple wrapper, and extended workFlow objects to ease Pantheon data interactions for CI/CD Systems.

Commands are dynamically generated from Pantheons site: https://pantheon.io/docs/assets/terminus/commands.json (right now saved, file will put in place dynamic request soon)

Relies on Docker for executing commands.

Note: MACHINE_TOKEN environment variable overrides config.machine_token always.

Send results to callbackUrl:

example: nt.terminus.cmd.site_list('','',"https://thisismyoverrideurl")

Development

  • Use npm run autotest
  • Add tests as you add functions.

General requirements

  • Have a Pantheon machine token

Software requirements

  • Docker installed and , with C:\ drive shared if running windows.
  • Nodejs, obviously.
  • Mocha - Globally
  • Supervisor - Globally

Examples

Login to set cache, and query all sites in json.

let loginAndRun = async () => {
  return nt.terminus.cmd.auth_login.run()
  .then(()=>{
    return nt.terminus.cmd.auth_whoami.run('')
      .then(data => {
        return data
      })
  })
  .then(data => {
    this.whoami = data.trim()
    console.log(`Logged in as: ${this.whoami}`)
  })
}

loginAndRun()
    .then(() =>{
      return nt.terminus.cmd.site_list.run('--format=json')
        .then(data => {
          return data
        })
    })
    .then(data => {
      console.log(data)
    })

Query Pantheon for all sites, for each site get all envs

async function querySiteIds() {
  return nt.terminus.cmd.site_list.run('--format=json')
}

let getResults = getSiteIds

async function getSiteIds() {
  return querySiteIds()
  .then(data => {
    let sites = _.map(JSON.parse(data),d=>{
      return d
    })
    return sites
  })
}

async function addSiteEnv(site_name,site_id) {
  return nt.terminus.cmd.env_list.run('--format=json',`${site_id}`)
}

getSiteIds()
  .then(sites =>{
    return _.each(sites,s =>{
      let getEnvs = async (site_id) =>{
        return nt.terminus.cmd.env_list.run('--format=json',`${site_id}`)
          .then((envs) =>{
            return envs
          })
      }
      return getEnvs(s.id)
        .then(envs => {
          let results = {
            name: s.name,
            envs: envs
          }
          return results
        })
    })
  })
  .then(results => {
    let siteResults = _.map(results,r =>{
      let s = {
        site: r.name,
        envs: r
      }
      return s
    });
    return siteResults;
  })

Query pantheon,and post results to url.

let callbackurl = "https://en59ptugt60wx.x.pipedream.net/"
nt.terminus.cmd.site_list.run('','',callbackurl)
  .then(data =>{
    console.log(data)
  })