This library provides some of the most common component development functionality in a simple, reusable way.
To install, type
npm install @elastic.io/component-commons-library
A number of REST Client classes are available to use and extend to create Clients for a given API.
Each of the REST Clients extends from the NoAuthRestClient
, overriding the relevant methods.
NoAuthRestClient class to make rest requests no no auth APIs by provided options.
- emitter - EIO emitting context.
- cfg - configuration of EIO component object.
const Client = new NoAuthRestClient(emitter, cfg);
Makes requests: options expects the following sub-variables:
- url: Url to call
- method: HTTP verb to use
- body: Body of the request, if applicable. Defaults to undefined.
- headers: Any HTTP headers to add to the request. Defaults to {}
- urlIsSegment: Whether to append to the base server url or if the provided URL is an absolute path. Defaults to true
- isJson: If the request is in JSON format. Defaults to true
Class can be extended to have custom authentication
Example:
const { NoAuthRestClient } = require('@elastic.io/component-commons-library');
class MyClient extends NoAuthRestClient {
constructor(emitter, cfg) {
super(emitter, cfg);
// Other variables go here
}
// Some methods can be overridden
addAuthenticationToRequestOptions(requestOptions) {
requestOptions.specialField = true;
}
}
BasicAuthRestClient class extends NoAuthRestClient class. Makes requests to resource with basic auth.
- cfg.username - mandatory cfg parameter contains username for authorization.
- cfg.password - mandatory cfg parameter contains password for authorization.
const Client = new BasicAuthRestClient(emitter, cfg, user, pass);
ApiKeyRestClient class extends NoAuthRestClient class. Makes requests to resource with api key (custom header) auth.
- cfg.apiKeyHeaderName - mandatory cfg parameter contains authorization header name.
- cfg.apiKeyHeaderValue - mandatory cfg parameter contains authorization header value.
const Client = new BasicAuthRestClient(emitter, cfg, user, pass);
CookieRestClient class extends NoAuthRestClient class.
TBD
OAuth2RestClient class extends NoAuthRestClient class. Makes requests to resource with oauth2 access token auth.
- cfg.oauth2 - mandatory cfg parameter contains oauth2 ids, config and tokens.
const Client = new OAuth2AuthorizationCodeRestClient(emitter, cfg);
This class can handle, refresh and emit oauth2 EIO configuration.
NtlmRestClient class extends NoAuthRestClient class. Makes requests to resource with NTLM authentication. Falls back to basic authentication if NTLM authentication fails. Handles both V1 and V2 of the NTLM Protocol.
- cfg.username - mandatory cfg parameter contains username for authorization. Domain information should be combined with this field. (e.g.
SOMEDOMAIN\SomeUser
) - cfg.password - mandatory cfg parameter contains password for authorization.
const Client = new NtlmRestClient(emitter, cfg);
Contains tools for JSON metadata generation
convertJsonSchemaToEioSchema(keyToReturn, completeSchemaOriginal)
- converts general JSON schema to platform-friendly JSON metadatamakeSchemaInline(json, availableSchemas)
- replaces $ref recursively with full object description for provided json object using availableSchemas schemas map.
Contains functions to transform platform data that contains JSONata expressions
jsonataTransform(msg, cfg)
- returns themsg.body
with the JSONata expressions evaluated to values
The attachment processor function can be used to store attachments on the platform. It exposes the following functions
uploadAttachment(streamContent)
, which will upload an attachment to the platform and return the result and file urlgetAttachment(url, contentType)
, which will retrieve an attachment from the platform
Example:
const { AttachmentProcessor } = require('@elastic.io/component-commons-library');
const stream = new Stream();
const result = await new AttachmentProcessor().uploadAttachment(stream);
const storedFileUrl = result.config.url;
The built in logger uses Bunyan Logger as its base implementation. The available logger methods can be found here.
Example:
const { Logger } = require('@elastic.io/component-commons-library');
const logger = Logger.getLogger();
logger.info('Hello, world');
The getLogger()
method takes an optional parameter loggerName
that lets you declare multiple different loggers.
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