httpie-astra

Astra plugin for HTTPie.

Installation

To install from sources:

$ python setup.py install

If using python 3 on Mac, replace python with python3:

$ python3 setup.py install

Or, if you like, you can just use pip:

$ pip install httpie-astra

Usage

The Astra plugin relies on a .astrarc credentials file that will be created in your home directory and organized by [section] following the format below. Each [section] can contain a different credentials set allowing you to store all of your credentials in a single file.

[default]
ASTRA_DB_REGION = *******
ASTRA_DB_ID = *********************
ASTRA_DB_USERNAME = *********
ASTRA_DB_PASSWORD = *********
ASTRA_DB_KEYBASE = tutorial
ASTRA_DB_TOKEN = xxxx
ASTRA_DB_TOKEN_TIME = X

[section1]
ASTRA_DB_REGION = *******
ASTRA_DB_ID = *********************
ASTRA_DB_USERNAME = *********
ASTRA_DB_PASSWORD = *********
ASTRA_DB_KEYBASE = tutorial
ASTRA_DB_TOKEN = xxxx
ASTRA_DB_TOKEN_TIME = X

Once you have the credentials set up, here is an example of what an Astra Call call would look like:

% http --auth-type astra -a default: :/rest/v2/schemas/keyspaces
or
% http :/graphql/tutorial query='query { products(value: { id: "65cad0df-4fc8-42df-90e5-4effcd221ef7" }) { values { id name description price created } } }'

When you run the command, if your authentication token has expired it will refresh it for you.

I have made a change to how httpie processes json data. To pass JSON in the request, just use something like this:

http --auth-type astra -a default: POST :/rest/v2/schemas/keyspaces/KS/tables \
json:='{"name":"products","ifNotExists":true,"columnDefinitions": [\
{"name":"id","typeDefinition":"uuid","static":false}, {"name":"name","typeDefinition":"text","static":false}, \
{"name":"description","typeDefinition":"text","static":false}, {"name":"price","typeDefinition":"decimal","static":false}, \
{"name":"created","typeDefinition":"timestamp","static":false}],"primaryKey": {"partitionKey":["id"]},"tableOptions":{"defaultTimeToLive":0}}'

Note that you can create a configuration file to simplify the command further

File: ~/.config/httpie/config.json

{
       "default_options": [
               "--style=fruity",
               "--auth-type=astra",
               "--auth=default:"
       ]
}

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