| commit | c85c0f5e83aee56725e525133c5d70dc85db8a16 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Scott Ganyo <scott@ganyo.com> | Thu Oct 27 09:26:48 2016 -0700 |
| committer | Scott Ganyo <scott@ganyo.com> | Thu Oct 27 09:26:48 2016 -0700 |
| tree | 6af6d693ceb99efc235be0060ead8520b8c0fe1f | |
| parent | f333533c980debe4695212a09d39eb217e6f7cc1 [diff] |
Fix and clarify API with regard to block parameter and expected return codes on timeout.
This core plugin for apid responds to apidApigeeSync events and publishes an API that allows clients to deploy and update a locally configured gateway.
This plugin simply tracks counters based on called URIs:
GET /deployments/current - retrieve current deploymentPOST /deployments/{id} - update specified deploymentFirst, install prerequisites:
glide install
To run an apid test instance with just this plugin installed, change to the cmd/apidGatewayDeploy folder. From here, you may create an executable with:
go build
Alternatively, you may run without creating an executable with:
go run main.go
Command line options:
If you use the -manifest option, the server will start using a clean database that contains only the deployment manifest specified.
Once the process is running, you should be able to manually give the plugin's API a whirl...
curl -i localhost:9000/deployments/current
curl -i -X POST localhost:9000/deployments/entityId -d '{ "status": "SUCCESS" }'
The following may be interesting env vars for configuration:
To run the tests, just run:
go test
To generate coverage, you may run:
./cover.sh
Then open cover.html with your browser to see details.