ConnectorTypeGIT

class connector_types.connector_type_git.ConnectorTypeGIT

Run git commands on a repository.

Note that the git connector type allows you to interact with your git repository, but does not automatically synchronise the flow scripts in your git repository with your Cloudomation account. To synchronise flow scripts and settings from git into your Cloudomation account, use the Git Integration.

Two commands are available:

• get
• metadata

get: fetch the specified reference and return the files. The files can either be returned in the outputs of the connection or placed in cloudomation using the "files_path" argument.

metadata: Only get the metadata of the specified reference.

Input Schema

• repository_url

  The remote URL of the repository. The url can contain HTTP basic auth credentials.

  Type: string

• username

  The username to be used for authentication. Can be None. Alternatively, SSH keys can be used.

  Type: anyOf

  Options:

• password

  The password to be used for authentication. Can be None. Alternatively, SSH keys can be used.

  Type: anyOf

  Options:

• ssh_key

  The content of the ssh private keyfile associated with the repository, currently only works with non-password protected keyfiles and PEM format.

  Type: anyOf

  Options:

• ssh_hostkey

  The content of the ssh known hosts file, formatted as <host> <type> <key> - or <type> <key>, a <comment> may be present after the <key>. Can be False to disable host key checking.

  Type: anyOf

  Options:

• httpCookie

  Authentication for some git repositories is possible via http cookie.

  Type: anyOf

  Options:

• command

  The command to execute.

  Type: anyOf

  Options:

• files_path

  Save the files of the repository in Cloudomation, this is the target directory.

  In the case of a get command, the contents of the remote repository will be stored here. If not specified or None the content of the files will be returned in the files output.

  Type: anyOf

  Options:

• ref

  A commit reference, e.g. the commit you want to get. Can be a branch, tag, or git commit SHA.

  Type: string

  Default: develop

Output Schema

• status_code

  The status code returned by the git command

  Type: integer

• output

  The stdout of the last git command.

  Type: string

• error

  The stderr of the last git command.

  Type: string

• files

  The files which were fetched.

  Type: array

  Items:

• author_name

  The name of the author of the specified reference.

  Type: string

• author_email

  The email of the author of the specified reference.

  Type: string

• date

  The date and time of the commit as POSIX timestamp.

  Type: integer

• date_str

  The date and time in iso8601 date and time, with zone info.

  Type: string

• commit_message

  The commit message of the reference.

  Type: string

• commit_sha

  The SHA of the commit.

  Type: string

• short_sha

  The short SHA of the commit.

  Type: string

Constants

ssl_context_inputs = ['check_hostname', 'client_cert', 'client_key', 'server_ca']

Example

import flow_api

def handler(system: flow_api.System, this: flow_api.Execution, inputs: dict):
    child_execution = this.connect(
        connector_type='GIT',
        command='get',
        # The url to a public repository
        repository_url='https://example.com/path/to/repo.git',
        # Get the reference develop, I could also specify a sha, another branch or a tag
        ref='develop',
    )
    outputs = child_execution.get('output_value')
    # Note that both the name and content of every file is part of the output
    this.log(outputs)

    child_execution2 = this.connect(
        connector_type='GIT',
        command='get',
        repository_url='https://example.com/path/to/repo.git',
        files_path='path/to/files',
        ref='develop',
    )
    outputs = child_execution2.get('output_value')
    # Here there are no files in the output
    this.log(outputs)
    # But they are saved to cloudomation:
    for file_ in system.files(
            filter_={
                'field': 'name',
                'op': 'like',
                'value': 'path/to/files/%',
            },
    ):
        this.log(file_)
    return this.success('all done')