| commit | f333533c980debe4695212a09d39eb217e6f7cc1 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Scott Ganyo <scott@ganyo.com> | Tue Oct 25 15:41:42 2016 -0700 |
| committer | Scott Ganyo <scott@ganyo.com> | Tue Oct 25 15:41:42 2016 -0700 |
| tree | 5133202b9d3c1bdae2cd9f282e3672d2603f7da8 | |
| parent | da45af5bb1716d46e56d756991ce1c8bd51367d8 [diff] |
A great deal of refactoring, fixing, and other improvements
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.