code-component

A code component for the elastic.io platform, runs a piece of synchronous JavaScript inside your integration flow.

This is an open source component to run a code inside your integration flow and is developed specifically to run on elastic.io platform. You can clone it and change it as you wish. However, if you plan to deploy it into elastic.io platform you must follow sets of instructions to succeed.

PLEASE NOTE: This purpose of this component to test pieces of JavaScript code within your integration process. This component can help the development of your own component, however, it may not be suitable for every use case. It is not a replacement for a real component, rather than a tool to test the functionalities before adding them into your component.

Documentation on how to use this component you can find in elastic.io docuemntation.

Before you can deploy any code into our system you must be a registered elastic.io platform user. Please see our home page at https://www.elastic.io to learn how.

Any attempt to deploy a code into our platform without a registration would fail.

After the registration and opening of the account you must upload your SSH Key into our platform.

If you fail to upload you SSH Key you will get permission denied error during the deployment.

After registration and uploading of your SSH Key you can proceed to deploy it into our system. At this stage we suggest you to:

• Create a team to work on your new component. This is not required but will be automatically created using random naming by our system so we suggest you name your team accordingly.
• Create a repository where your new component is going to reside inside the team that you have just created. For a simplicity you can name your repository code-component or *code.

$ git clone https://github.com/elasticio/code-component.git code-component

$ cd code-component

Now you can edit your version of code-component component and change according to your needs - that is if you know what you are doing. Or you can just PUSHit into our system to see the process in action:

$ git remote add elasticio your-created-team-name@git.elastic.io:code-component.git

$ git push elasticio master

Obviously the naming of your team and repository is entirely up-to you and if you do not put any corresponding naming our system will auto generate it for you but the naming might not entirely correspond to your project requirements.

More documentation and samples on how to use it you can find here.