General Serverless Adapter for Inserting API Keys

Supports AWS Lambda and Google Cloud Platform Functions

Installing in AWS Lambda

• Upload aws/cl-service-aws.zip file
• Change Runtime to "Node.js 8.10"
• Handler should be index.handler

Environment Variables

Add the following environment variables:

• API_KEY_FIELD: The value for the field name of the URL's API key
  • Example: in "?api_key=myapikey", "api_key" is the Value for this variable
• API_KEY_VALUE: The value for your actual API key
• URL: The full URL, minus the API query parameters, but including any additional parameters
  • Example: https://example.com/?language=en

Testing in AWS Lambda

The results of the function should be parsed JSON, not a single-line string of JSON.

Installing in Google Cloud Platform

• In gcp/index.js, update the values for requestUrl, apiKeyField, and apiKeyValue
• Install dependencies and zip the function:

$ cd gcp
$ npm install
$ zip -r cl-service-gcp.zip .

• Select Create Function in GCP Cloud Functions
• Use "Zip Upload" for the source code
• Upload cl-service-gcp.zip file.
• Create or use an existing Storage Bucket
• Function to execute: gcpservice

Testing in Google Cloud Platform

You can provide the input data that the node would supply in order to simulate a JobRun in GCP. Use the following for input within Triggering event:

{"id":"278c97ffadb54a5bbb93cfec5f7b5503","data":{}}

Installing Locally

$ cd aws # or cd gcp
$ npm install
$ zip -r cl-service.zip .