Helper class used to retrieve Google connection and credential parameters, validate them and compose a GcpConnectionParams value.
Implements: IConfigurable, IReferenceable
Description
Helper class to retrieve Google connection and credential parameters, validate them and compose a GcpConnectionParams value.
Configuration parameters
- connections:
- uri: full connection uri with specific app and function name
- protocol: connection protocol
- project_id: is your Google Cloud Platform project ID
- region: is the region where your function is deployed
- function_name: is the name of the HTTP function you deployed
- credentials:
- auth_token: Google-generated ID token or null if using custom auth
References
- *:credential-store:*:*:1.0 - (optional) credential stores to resolve credentials.
Fields
Instance methods
configure
Configures a component by passing its configuration parameters.
public
configure(config: ConfigParams): void
- config: ConfigParams - configuration parameters to be set.
resolve
Resolves connection and credential parameters and generates a single GcpConnectionParams value.
public
resolve(correlationId: string): Promise<GcpConnectionParams>
- correlationId: string - (optional) transaction id used to trace execution through the call chain.
- returns: Promise<GcpConnectionParams> - receives an GcpConnectionParams value or error.
setReferences
Sets references to dependent components.
public
setReferences(references: IReferences): void
- references: IReferences - references to locate the component’s dependencies.
Examples
let config = ConfigParams.fromTuples(
'connection.uri', 'http://east-my_test_project.cloudfunctions.net/myfunction',
'connection.protocol', 'http',
'connection.region', 'east',
'connection.function_name', 'myfunction',
'credential.project_id', 'my_test_project',
'credential.auth_token', '1234',
);
let connectionResolver = new GcpConnectionResolver();
connectionResolver.configure(config);
connectionResolver.setReferences(references);
const connectionParams = await connectionResolver.resolve("123");