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omnium

v1.0.1

Published

A cloud DNS abstraction layer

Downloads

5

Readme

Omnium

Omnium is a JavaScript abstraction layer across cloud DNS services.

It supports apps that are agnostic to cloud DNS services.

Using cloud DNS services

const { omnium } = require('omnium')
const godaddy = await omnium('godaddy', godaddy_key, godaddy_secret)
const route53 = await omnium('route53', aws_key, aws_secret, {region: 'us-east-1'})

// list DNS records for a domain
route53.list('www.example.com')  // --> returns an array of DNS record objects

// add a DNS record
route53.add('www.example.com', 'A', 'some-hostname', '192.168.0.1')

// remove a DNS record
route53.remove('www.example.com', 'A', 'some-hostname')

// The above commands work identically if 'route53' is replace with godaddy

Driver Interface

A driver is any JS file that exports an 'apiClient' function like this:

function apiClient (key, secret, opts)
  • key: your API key
  • secret: your API secret
  • opts: depends on the driver
    • For GoDaddy, this can be omitted
    • For Route53, the 'region' property can be specified (default is us-east-1)

The object that the apiClient function returns must support these functions:

// Find DNS records that match the given domain, type (if provided) and name (if provided)
async list (domain, type = '', name = '')

// Add a DNS record to a domain with the specified TTL
async add (domain, type, name, ttl, data = null)

// Remove a DNS record from a domain
async remove (domain, type, name)