test | ||
.gitignore | ||
broker.sh | ||
completions.sh | ||
data-tool.js | ||
data.json | ||
package-lock.json | ||
package.json | ||
parser.js | ||
README.md |
Adamocomp
The adamocomp is an automaton worker that is able to fuzzy-parse mixed and unorganized data in order to perform local and remote operations across very flexible host clusterings. Its primary purpose is to handle complicated operations that must be done precisely the same way across multiple systems. But in reality it assists me in virtually all of my system operations tasks.
Adamocomp Data Parser
This library provides methods to interpret the adamocomp data file.
Example Usage
const Parser = require('adamocomp/parser.js');
var parser = new Parser();
parser.get.data('gitlab repo').then(function(data){
// "data" contains all data for the gitlab deal
})
parser.get_formatted.data('gitlab repo').then(function(printable){
// Standard output as stringified json.
console.log(printable)
})
// parser.get_formatted.root('gitlab').then(function(str){
// console.log(str)
// }
// Output below
node data_tool.js path "gitlab"
# ["gitlab"]
Constructor Options
new Parser({options})
property | type | description | default |
---|---|---|---|
path | string | Path to data file | ${program_root}/data.json |
Methods
get.file()
Type: async
Params: none
Returns: an object literal of the data file.
parser.get.file().then(function(file){
// 'file' is the entire data file
})
get.data(string)
Type: async
param | type | description |
---|---|---|
1 | string | search string |
Returns: data tree underneath node corresponding to search string, if found, otherwise null.
parser.get.data(str).then(function(data){
console.log(JSON.stringify(data));
})
get.root(string)
Type: async
param | type | description |
---|---|---|
1 | string | search string |
Returns: array of keys (directories) leading to deal, if found, or an empty array.
parser.get.root(str).then(function(nodes){
console.log(locations);
// ['gitlab']
})
get.list()
Type: async
Params: none
Returns: array of all deployments in the environment.
parser.get.list().then(function(deployments){
console.log(location);
// ['gitlab', 'factorio/clusterio_host', 'factorio/factorio_host', etc.]
})
Running Tests
npm test