README.md

Onify Blueprint: Authenticate against CloudBlue Commerce API

About

About CloudBlue

CloudBlue is a SaaS company that is helping businesses transform themselves, whatever their position in the supply chain. They provide a managed marketplace platform that takes the complexity out of distributing subscription- based solutions in the everything-as-a-service world. CloudBlue Commerce is multi-tier commerce platform that allows companies to build marketplaces.

Also checkout https://github.com/cloudblue.

About this Blueprint

In this Blueprint we show how to generate a access token to the CloudBlue Commerce REST API. From there you can then manage things like customers, orders and subscriptions.

Requirements

• Onify Hub
• Camunda Modeler
• CloudBlue Commerce

Included

• 1 x Flow (BPMN)

Setup

CloudBlue Commerce

Follow these instructions to get a API Subscription Key.

For more information about the CloudBlue Commerce API, please see https://apidocs.cloud.im/1.8/howto/ready.

Onify

Add the following settings in Onify.

Key	Name	Value	Type	Tag	Role	Description
cloudblue_baseurl	CloudBlue Base URL	<BASEURL>	string	cloudblue, frontend	admin	The Base URL for the API, eg. https://api.cloud.im/marketplace/eu
cloudblue_marketplace	CloudBlue Marketplace	<MARKETPLACE>	string	cloudblue, frontend	admin	The short name for the commercial marketplace, eg. se
cloudblue_subscriptionkey	CloudBlue Subscription Key	<KEY>	password	cloudblue, frontend	admin	Subscription to API services that contains certain limits on the API usage, for example, it defines the upper limit on the number of requests your system can send per a period of time.
cloudblue_username	CloudBlue Username	<USERNAME>	string	cloudblue, frontend	admin	Username is the login name to authenticate your system.
cloudblue_password	CloudBlue Password	<PASSWORD>	password	cloudblue, frontend	admin	Password for the user

Note: Creating settings via admin interface add a trailing _ in key. This is required for flow to work.

Deploy

1. Open the BPMN diagram in Camunda Modeler.
2. Deploy the BPMN diagram (click Deploy current diagram and follow the steps).

Run

This workflow should be run as a adhoc workflow and can be part of another process. Here is an example how to get a secret using a simple curl command.

curl -X 'POST' \
  'http://localhost:8181/api/v2/my/workflows/run/cloudblue-commerce-api-authenticate' \
  -H 'authorization: {auth-token}'

And here is the result:

{
    "output": {
        "token": "eyJhbGciOiJIUzM4NCJ9..."
    },
    "status": {
        "statuskey": "complete"
    }
}

You can also copy the flow elements into another flow if you want to get the same result but in another workflow without running it as a adhoc workflow.

Support

• Community/forum: https://support.onify.co/discuss
• Documentation: https://support.onify.co/docs
• Support and SLA: https://support.onify.co/docs/get-support

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.