webhook-deploy-configuration

Get / set webhook site deploy configuration, given a Webhook Firebase root. Where deploy configuration is an array of objects with a branch & bucket key. The branch corresponds to the git branch of templates used, and the bucket is the destination for the built templates to reside.

const { initializeApp } = require("firebase/app")
const {
  getDatabase,
  ref,
} = require("firebase/database")
const Deploys = require('webhook-deploy-configuration')

const app = initializeApp({
  apiKey,
  authDomain: `${firebaseName}.firebaseapp.com`,
  databaseURL: `https://${firebaseName}.firebaseio.com`,
  projectId,
})

const deploys = Deploys(ref(getDatabase(app)));

;(async () => {
  const siteName = 'my-webhook-site';
  const config = await deploys.get({ siteName })
  // config : { siteName, key, deploys: [{ bucket, branch }] }
})()

API

get Returns all deploy configuration for a site. get({ siteName, key? }) => config : { siteName, key, deploys: [{ bucket, branch }] }

set Sets deploy configuration for a site & branch. set({ siteName, key, deploys: [ { branch, bucket } ] }) => config : { siteName, key, deploys: [{ bucket, branch }] }

setBucket Sets an individual deploy destination with the unique key of bucket. setBucket({ siteName, key, deploy: { branch, bucket } }) => config : { siteName, key, deploys: [{ bucket, branch }] }

default Returns the default deploy configuration for a site name. default( siteName ) => [{ branch, bucket }]

setDefault Sets the default deploy configuration for a site. setDefault({ siteName, key }) => config : { siteName, key, deploys: [{ bucket, branch }] }

removeBucket Removes the deploy configuration removeBucket({ siteName, key, bucket }) => config : { siteName, key, deploys: [{ bucket, branch }] }

Tests

Include a .env.test file that has the following:

SITE_NAME=
FIREBASE_NAME=
FIREBASE_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_KEY=

• SITE_NAME is the string that represends the webhook site name.
• FIREBASE_NAME is the Firebase instance that the webhook system is running off of.
• FIREBASE_SECRET is the path to the Firebase Service Account credentials that can be used to authenticate the Firebase instance.

With that in place, and an existing webhook site by the name of the given SITE_NAME, npm run test to run the tests.