How to connect your Typescript application to Rig
Rig provides the tools and infrastructure you need to develop and manage applications on Kubernetes. The Rig Typescript SDK enables access to Rig services from privileged environments (such as servers or cloud) in Golang.
Installation
The Rig Typescript SDK can be installed using NPM:
npm i @rigdev/sdk
Setup Client
To setup the client we construct it and pass in the ID of your project.
import { Client } from "@rigdev/sdk/lib/index.js";
const projectID = "YOUR_PROJECT_ID";
const client = new Client({
projectID: projectID,
});
client.user.list({}).then((response) => console.log(response));
The Client needs access to a Rig service account, which you setup like this. By default the Client tries to read the credentials from the RIG_CLIENT_ID and RIG_CLIENT_SECRET environment variables. If these are not set, you can supply them directly using the credentials field to the constructor. If your code is running from inside a Rig capsule, it is possible to automatically set the environment variables by executing
rig capsule config [CAPSULE_NAME] --auto-add-service-account
Then you don't have to explicitly supply credentials or set environment variables.
Next Steps
Now that you have a working rig.Client with authorization to communicate to the Rig backend, you are ready to use the various modules