ci-cd-APIer
APIer is a library that allows you to launch its backend code with Flask-like syntax using GitLab CI/CD. All the requests and responses are processed with e2e encryption using age, so nobody has access to the data except the sender (web page) and the receiver (GitLab job in memory).
Usage example
To see the full example, take a look at the example repository.
Whenever the client calls a backend via APIer script, e.g.:
const APIer = new APIer(
'$AGE_PUBLIC_KEY$',
'$GITLAB_PIPELINE_ENDPOINT$',
'$GITLAB_TOKEN$'
);
const totalSum = await APIer.sendRequest('sumNumbers', [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]);
A pipeline is triggered. Example code that handles the request in the pipeline may be:
app = APIER(environ["AGE_SECRET_KEY"])
@app.route("echo")
def endpoint_echo(data: any) -> str:
return f"You said: {data}. Enjoy :)"
@app.route("sumNumbers")
def endpoint_sum(data: list[int]) -> str:
return str(sum(data))
app.process_requests()
There also exists Python client for APIer in ci_cd_apier.client package.
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