feat(parametermanager): Added samples for create, get, list and render global parameter & parameter version #4068
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Summary of Changes
This pull request introduces samples for creating, listing, and rendering parameters and parameter versions using the Parameter Manager SDK. These samples cover various scenarios, including structured and unstructured data, referencing secrets, and managing parameter versions. The changes include the addition of new JavaScript files, each demonstrating a specific functionality of the Parameter Manager API, as well as a package.json file to manage dependencies and tests.
Highlights
- New Samples: Added samples for creating parameters with structured and unstructured data.
- Parameter Versions: Introduced samples for creating and managing parameter versions, including referencing secrets.
- Listing and Rendering: Implemented samples for listing parameters and their versions, as well as rendering parameter versions.
- Testing: Added a test suite to verify the functionality of the new samples.
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- parametermanager/createParam.js
- Added a sample for creating a global parameter.
- Demonstrates the use of ParameterManagerClient to create a parameter.
- parametermanager/createParamVersion.js
- Added a sample for creating a parameter version with unstructured data.
- Shows how to construct a parameter version with a payload.
- parametermanager/createParamVersionWithSecret.js
- Added a sample for creating a parameter version with secret references.
- Demonstrates how to include references to secrets in the parameter version payload.
- parametermanager/createStructuredParam.js
- Added a sample for creating a structured parameter.
- Shows how to specify the format of the parameter (JSON, YAML, etc.).
- parametermanager/createStructuredParamVersion.js
- Added a sample for creating a structured parameter version.
- Demonstrates how to store JSON data in a parameter version.
- parametermanager/getParam.js
- Added a sample for retrieving a parameter.
- Shows how to use ParameterManagerClient to get parameter details.
- parametermanager/getParamVersion.js
- Added a sample for retrieving a parameter version.
- Demonstrates how to get the details of a specific version of a parameter.
- parametermanager/listParamVersions.js
- Added a sample for listing parameter versions.
- Shows how to iterate through all versions of a parameter.
- parametermanager/listParams.js
- Added a sample for listing parameters.
- Demonstrates how to list all parameters in a project.
- parametermanager/package.json
- Added dependencies for @google-cloud/parametermanager, @google-cloud/secret-manager, c8, chai, mocha, and uuid.
- Configured test script to use c8 and mocha.
- parametermanager/renderParamVersion.js
- Added a sample for rendering a parameter version.
- Shows how to retrieve and resolve secret references in a parameter version.
- parametermanager/test/.eslintrc.yml
- Added eslint config for test directory.
- parametermanager/test/parametermanager.test.js
- Added tests for all the new samples.
- Tests cover creating, listing, getting, and rendering parameters and parameter versions.
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Code Review
The pull request introduces samples for creating, listing, and rendering parameters and parameter versions using the Google Cloud Parameter Manager SDK. The samples cover various scenarios, including structured and unstructured data, as well as referencing secrets. Overall, the code is well-structured and easy to follow. However, there are a few areas that could be improved for clarity and robustness.
Summary of Findings
- Missing Error Handling: The samples lack explicit error handling for the API calls. While the
.catch(console.error)at the end of themainfunction will catch some errors, it doesn't provide specific feedback to the user about what went wrong or how to fix it. More robust error handling would improve the user experience. - TODO Comments: The
TODO(developer)comments suggest that users need to uncomment variables before running the samples. It would be better to provide a mechanism for users to pass these values as command-line arguments or environment variables, making the samples more flexible and easier to use. - Inconsistent Parameter Version ID: In
createParamVersionWithSecret.js, the parameter version ID is hardcoded as 'v1' in the function definition but is passed as a command-line argument. This inconsistency could lead to confusion. It would be better to either use the command-line argument value as the default or remove the default value from the function definition.
Merge Readiness
The pull request introduces valuable samples for interacting with the Parameter Manager API. However, addressing the identified issues related to error handling and user input would significantly enhance the quality and usability of these samples. I am unable to directly approve this pull request, and recommend that others review and approve this code before merging. At a minimum, the high severity issues should be addressed before merging.
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While this .catch will catch errors, it doesn't provide specific feedback to the user about what went wrong. Consider adding more robust error handling within the main function to provide more informative error messages.
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While this .catch will catch errors, it doesn't provide specific feedback to the user about what went wrong. Consider adding more robust error handling within the main function to provide more informative error messages.
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While this .catch will catch errors, it doesn't provide specific feedback to the user about what went wrong. Consider adding more robust error handling within the main function to provide more informative error messages.
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While this .catch will catch errors, it doesn't provide specific feedback to the user about what went wrong. Consider adding more robust error handling within the main function to provide more informative error messages.
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| // const parameterId = 'YOUR_PARAMETER_ID'; |
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Consider providing a mechanism for users to pass the projectId and parameterId values as command-line arguments or environment variables instead of relying on them to uncomment these lines. This would make the sample more flexible and easier to use.
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| // const projectId = 'my-project'; |
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Consider providing a mechanism for users to pass the projectId value as command-line arguments or environment variables instead of relying on them to uncomment these lines. This would make the sample more flexible and easier to use.
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| // const projectId = 'YOUR_PROJECT_ID'; | ||
| // const parameterId = 'YOUR_PARAMETER_ID'; | ||
| // const parameterVersionId = 'YOUR_PARAMETER_VERSION_ID'; | ||
| // const secretId = 'YOUR_SECRET_ID'; // For example projects/my-project/secrets/application-secret/version/latest |
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Consider providing a mechanism for users to pass the projectId, parameterId, parameterVersionId, and secretId values as command-line arguments or environment variables instead of relying on them to uncomment these lines. This would make the sample more flexible and easier to use.
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| // const projectId = 'YOUR_PROJECT_ID'; | ||
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| // const parameterVersionId = 'YOUR_PARAMETER_VERSION_ID'; |
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Consider providing a mechanism for users to pass the projectId, parameterId, and parameterVersionId values as command-line arguments or environment variables instead of relying on them to uncomment these lines. This would make the sample more flexible and easier to use.
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| // const projectId = 'YOUR_PROJECT_ID'; | ||
| // const parameterId = 'YOUR_PARAMETER_ID'; | ||
| // const parameterVersionId = 'YOUR_PARAMETER_VERSION_ID'; | ||
| // const payload = 'This is unstructured data'; |
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Consider providing a mechanism for users to pass the projectId, parameterId, parameterVersionId, and payload values as command-line arguments or environment variables instead of relying on them to uncomment these lines. This would make the sample more flexible and easier to use.
Description
Created samples for creating, listing and rendering parameter and parameter version
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Checklist
npm test(see Testing)npm run lint(see Style)GoogleCloudPlatform/nodejs-docs-samples. Not a fork.