player-version-inserter

This is a project written to be a Lambda function triggered via SNS messages. It will be used
to insert new plugin and player versions into Topper Harley. The primary entry point is index.js.

Lambda Deployment

Run the following:
``
nvm use 6.10
rm -rf node_modules
npm install
npm install -g grunt
grunt package
`
This will generate pvi.zip file. This file should be uploaded to each the Lambda function (one per env) that will be using it.
This is done via the AWS Console. The Lambda function configuration should have "index.handler" set for the Handler value.

SNS

As stated above, the Lambda function will be triggered by SNS messages. Also included in this
project is src/sns.js which will be used from TeamCity builds to send those messages.

The following ENV variables must be defined for SNS functionality to work:

- export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID={your key}
- export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY={your secret}
- export AWS_REGION=us-east-1


The commands for sending the three different SNS message types are as follow:

`
wget http://stedolan.github.io/jq/download/linux64/jq
chmod +x ./jq
VERSION=cat package.json | ./jq '.version' # This line returns something like "5.12.32"
VERSION=echo "$VERSION" | tr -d \" # This removes the quotes


or if ruby is installed

VERSION=ruby -rjson -e 'j = JSON.parse(File.read("package.json")); puts j["version"]'

node src/sns.js version --version $VERSION
node src/sns.js versionReference --version $VERSION --type prerelease

node src/sns.js plugin --packageJson ~/work/git/player-version-inserter/tests/pluginPackage.json
`



TeamCity and Plugins

The simplest way to add the verion inserter to your plugin pipeline in TeamCity is to add a build based on the Plugin Version Inserter template. You need to do the following:

- add the plugin's VCS to the build with the checkout rule

`
+:. => plugin
`
- add a Finished Build trigger for the plugin's Publish/Deploy build with branch filter
`
+:refs/tags/*
``

Testing

Mocha and jshint are used to validate the project. Running "grunt" alone will run both jshint
and unit tests. You an also run "grunt unit" or 'grunt integration" specifically to run the
specified tests (though there are no integration tests at this time).