jackie

jackie
====

Jackie puts things in the [Elastic|Magic] Beanstalk.

The use case for Jackie is providing a way to define EB applications and environments at build time that can blue-green deploy new Application Versions deployed to an AWS instance.

Install

npm install jackie --save

Usage

API

``
var Jackie = require("jackie");

var jackie = new Jackie({
accessKeyId: process.env.AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID,
secretAccessKey: process.env.AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY
});

// Setup
jackie.addApplication(fs.readFileSync(__dirname + "/examples/example.json, "utf-8").toString()).then(function () {
console.log("Application added");
});

// ...

// Add a new version
jackie.getApplication

`

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The Jackie object interacts with Elastic Beanstalk applications and deployments, and is the main entry point for the application.

#### new Jackie(config)

Creates a new Jackie instance. Pass in config the same as the aws-sdk's AWS.ElasticBeanstalk constructor.

#### (Promise->Application) jackie.addApplication(definition)

Registers a new application definition with environment settings. An example definition manifest can be found in ./examples/example.json. Creates a new Application and initializes it, creating the application on AWS if it doesn't yet exist. Returns a Promise that resolves to an Application.

An example definition manifest can be found in ./examples/example.json. All of AWS's Command Options can be defined in the object as well.

#### (Application|null) jackie.getApplication(appName)

Returns the Application instance by name, as defined in the Application's definition.

#### (Promise) jackie.removeApplication(appName)

Removes application from AWS and from Jackie's internal store.

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#### (Promise->ApplicationVersionDescription) application.addVersion(params)

Adds a new version of the application's artifact via S3 link. Parameters:

* version - string of the version label of this version.
* description - string description of this build.
* bucket - S3 bucket name where the artifact lives.
* key - S3 key on the bucket where the aritfact can be found.

#### (Promise->Environment) application.createEnvironment(envManifest)

Creates a new environment on AWS, and returns a new Environment object and tracks it internally. An example environment manifest can be found in ./examples/example.json, the objects in the environments array.

#### (Promise->[EnvironmentDescription]) application.getEnvironments()

Returns a promise that returns an array of EnvironmentDescription related to this application from AWS.

#### (Promise->EnvironmentDescription|null) application.getEnvironment(envName)

Returns a promise that returns an EnvironmentDescription for the environment with envName that is associated with the current application.

#### (Promise->Environment|null) application.deploy(envName, version)

Deploys application version on environment named envName.

#### (Promise) application.remove()

Removes application from AWS. Should not be called directly, but via the Jackie instance.

#### (Promise->Environment) environment.deploy(version);

Deploys version of the application on this environment. Creates the environment if

Tests

WARNING Running non-mock integration tests, with real AWS credentials, will wipe all of your EB applications and instances. Use with a separate account or region.

Run tests via:

* npm run unit - runs unit tests.
* npm run integration - runs integration tests, pinging AWS. Requires environment variables AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY defined with AWS credentials with access to elastic beanstalk and S3.
* npm run integration-mock - runs integration tests with mocks. Does not require AWS credentials.
* npm test` - runs both unit and (non-mocked) integration tests.

License

Copyright 2014 Jordan Santell, MIT License