This shim provides an API layer on top of your local ocm-cli instance that allows an application (i.e. Postman) to retrieve information from your current session; such as your authentication token and current environment URL.
- golang 1.19 or higher
- ocm-cli setup and logged into an environment
From the root folder of this repository run the following command:
go run .
A collection and environment are available for import from the /postman folder. These should work out of the box and allow you to start building requests with no additional configuration. The collection is setup to fire a pre-request script to the shim to populate the ocm_token and ocm_api_url environment variables. The collection has authorization set-up and will apply it to every request that inherits the auth from it's parent.
Create a new environment to store your OCM CLI variables in. For example, an environment named OCM CLI.
Setup the following pre-request script. This can be done at the collection, folder, or request level. This script will add/populate the ocm_token and ocm_api_url environment variables from the shim API response.
pm.sendRequest('localhost:8082', (err, response) => {
const responseJson = response.json();
pm.environment.set("ocm_token", responseJson.token);
pm.environment.set("ocm_api_url", responseJson.url);
})Lastly, configure your requests to use the environment variables. ocm_token will be used for your Bearer Token authorization and ocm_api_url will be used in your request URLs.
When using the embedded postman collection an ocm-style request will be generated in the visualize tab. This makes things easier to share with others who may only use the ocm-cli.
