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the-missing-sdk-for-aws-api-gateway

v1.0.4

Published

The AWS SDK can be clunky, particularly when dealing with API keys, usage plans, and usage data.

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The-Missing-SDK-For-AWS-API-Gateway

The AWS SDK can be clunky, particularly when dealing with API keys, usage plans, and usage data.

The goal of this package is to create functionality that is currently required to be built manually by developers.

Install

npm i the-missing-sdk-for-aws-api-gateway

Example Client

const  UsagePlanManager  = require("the-missing-sdk-for-aws-api-gateway");

var config = {
    region: 'us-east-1' //or whatever your region is 
}
const gate = new UsagePlanManager(config);

A full list of config variables can be found in the AWS docs under the constructor property section.

Methods

getApiKeysByEnabled

returns list of all enabled or disabled keys

await gate.getApiKeysByEnabled(true);

getApiKeyObjectsByPartialName

Accepts a single string, returns all key objects matching part of the string

await gate.getApiKeyObjectsByPartialName("part_of_a_key_name")

getApiKeyObjectsByPartialName

inputs single string, returns all key objects matching the name according to aws apigateway search

await gate.getApiKeyObjectsByName("full_key_name")

getApiKeyById

inputs a single keyId as string value, returns an api key object

await gate.getApiKeyById("keyID")

getApiKeyValueById

inputs a single keyId as string value, returns an api key as a String

await gate.getApiKeyValueById("keyID")

createApiKeyByParams

creates an api key based on a set of passed in parameters

let params = {
    name : "Key-Name", //required
    value : "ValueOfApiKey",
    description : "Description",
    enabled : "true",
}

await gate.createApiKeyByParams(params)

createApiKeyByName

creates an api key based on a set of passed in parameters

await gate.createApiKeyByName("key-Name")

getUsagePlanObjectById

Gets usage plan object from a usage plan id

await gate.getUsagePlanObjectById("UsagePlanId")

getAllUsagePlanObjects

gets all usage plan objects on account

await gate.getAllUsagePlanObjects()

subscribeKeyToPlanWithIds

subscribe key to plan by passing in api key id and usage plan id

await gate.subscribeKeyToPlanWithIds("planId","keyId")

getUsageDataForPlan

Get usage data for a plan by plan id The first date should be the start date for timeframe, the last date should be one day after the end of your timeframe.

await gate.getUsageDataForPlan("planId","YYYY-MM-DD","YYYY-MM-DD")

getUsageDataForPlanByKey

Get usage data for a plan and specific key by plan and key id The first date should be the start date for timeframe, the last date should be one day after the end of your timeframe.

await gate.getUsageDataForPlanByKey("planId","keyId","YYYY-MM-DD","YYYY-MM-DD")

TODO

  • Unsubscribe key from plan
  • Extend usage of key
  • Add more test cases