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Volcano Engine OpenAPI node sdk
Installation
npm install -S @volcengine/openapi
Basic Usage
1. Setting OpenAPI service's AK&SK
Available in three settings
1. Use API to set AK&SK
// Use the default service instance. You can also create a new instance.
// `const iamService = new iam.IamService();`
const iamService = iam.defaultService;
// set aksk
iamService.setAccessKeyId(AccessKeyId);
iamService.setSecretKey(SecretKey);
// If you use sts to request, you need to set up `SessionToken` after aksk is set
iamService.setSessionToken(SessionToken);
2. Use environment variables to set AK & SK
VOLC_ACCESSKEY="your ak" VOLC_SECRETKEY="your sk"
3. Use configuration file
Put it in ~/.volc/config
in json format, the format is:
{"VOLC_ACCESSKEY":"your ak","VOLC_SECRETKEY":"your sk"}
Request OpenAPI
Take the ListUsers API of the iam service as an example
import { iam } from'@volcengine/openapi';
async function main(AccessKeyId, SecretKey) {
// Use the default service instance. You can also create a new instance.
// `const iamService = new iam.IamService();`
const iamService = iam.defaultService;
// set aksk
iamService.setAccessKeyId(AccessKeyId);
iamService.setSecretKey(SecretKey);
// Request OpenAPI
const usersResponse = await iamService.ListUsers({
Limit: 10,
Offset: 0,
});
}
OpenAPI signature method
import {Signer} from '@volcengine/openapi';
// http request data
const openApiRequestData: RequestObj = {
region: 'cn-north-1',
method: 'GET',
// [optional] http request url query
params: {},
// http request headers
headers: {},
// [optional] http request body
body: "",
}
const signer = new Signer(openApiRequestData, "iam");
// sign
signer.addAuthorization({accessKeyId, secretKey, sessionToken});
// Print signed headers
console.log(openApiRequestData.headers);