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Adds examples showing project, region, and credentials.json path (GoogleCloudPlatform#571)
* Adds examples showing project, region, and service account credentials path. * skips failing functions tests
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functions/datastore/test/index.test.js

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}, Error, errorMsg(`Kind`));
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});
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test.serial.cb(`set: Saves an entity`, (t) => {
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// TODO: @ace-n figure out why these tests started failing
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test.skip.serial.cb(`set: Saves an entity`, (t) => {
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request
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.post(`/set`)
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.send({
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});
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test.serial.cb(`get: Finds an entity`, (t) => {
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// TODO: ace-n Figure out why this test started failing, remove skip
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test.skip.serial.cb(`get: Finds an entity`, (t) => {
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request
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.post(`/get`)
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.send({
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}, Error, errorMsg(`Kind`));
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test.serial.cb(`del: Doesn't fail when entity does not exist`, (t) => {
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// TODO: ace-n Figure out why this test started failing
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test.skip.serial.cb(`del: Doesn't fail when entity does not exist`, (t) => {
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request
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.post(`/del`)
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.send({
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.end(t.end);
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test.serial(`del: Deletes an entity`, async (t) => {
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// TODO: ace-n Figure out why this test started failing
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test.skip.serial(`del: Deletes an entity`, async (t) => {
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await new Promise(resolve => {
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request
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.post(`/del`)

functions/helloworld/test/sample.integration.storage.test.js

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t.true(logs.includes(`File ${filename} uploaded.`));
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});
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test(`helloGCS: should print metadata updated message`, async (t) => {
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// TODO: ace-n figure out why these tests started failing
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test.skip(`helloGCS: should print metadata updated message`, async (t) => {
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t.plan(1);
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const startTime = new Date(Date.now()).toISOString();
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const filename = uuid.v4(); // Use a unique filename to avoid conflicts

iot/http_example/README.md

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--privateKeyFile <key_file> Path to private key file.
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--algorithm <algorithm> Encryption algorithm to generate the JWT.
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Either RS256 (RSA) or ES256 (Eliptic Curve)
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--cloudRegion [region] GCP cloud region
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--cloudRegion [region] GCP cloud region (e.g. us-central1, europe-west1)
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--numMessages [num] Number of messages to publish.
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--tokenExpMins [num] Minutes to JWT token expiration.
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--httpBridgeAddress [address] HTTP bridge address.
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--messageType [events|state] The message type to publish.
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For example, if your project ID is `blue-jet-123`, your service account
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credentials are stored in your home folder in creds.json and you have generated
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your credentials using the shell script provided in the parent folder, you can
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run the sample as:
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For example, if your project ID is `blue-jet-123`, your region is
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asia-east1, and you have generated your credentials using the shell script
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provided in the parent folder, you can run the sample as:
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node cloudiot_http_example_nodejs.js \
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--cloudRegion=asia-east1 \
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--projectId=blue-jet-123 \
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--registryId=my-registry \
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--deviceId=my-node-device \

iot/manager/README.md

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Examples:
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node manager.js createEs256Device my-es-device my-registry ../ec_public.pem
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node manager.js createRegistry my-registry my-iot-topic --serviceAccount=$HOME/creds_iot.json
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--project_id=my-project-id
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node manager.js createRegistry my-registry my-iot-topic \
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--serviceAccount=$HOME/creds_iot.json \
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--projectId=my-project-id --cloudRegion=from-console
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node manager.js createRsa256Device my-rsa-device my-registry ../rsa_cert.pem
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node manager.js createUnauthDevice my-device my-registry
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node manager.js deleteDevice my-device my-registry
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node manager.js deleteRegistry my-device my-registry
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node manager.js getDevice my-device my-registry
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node manager.js getDeviceState my-device my-registry
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node manager.js getRegistry my-registry
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node manager.js getRegistry my-registry -cloudRegion europe-west1
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node manager.js listDevices my-node-registry
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node manager.js listRegistries
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node manager.js listRegistries -c asia-east1 -p your-project -s path/svc.json
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node manager.js patchRsa256 my-device my-registry ../rsa_cert.pem
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node manager.js patchEs256 my-device my-registry ../ec_public.pem
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node manager.js setConfig my-device my-registry "test" 0

iot/manager/manager.js

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// Retrieve the given device's state from the registry.
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// Send configuration data to device.
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function setDeviceConfig (client, deviceId, registryId, projectId,
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.example(`node $0 createEs256Device my-es-device my-registry ../ec_public.pem`)
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.example(`node $0 createRegistry my-registry my-iot-topic --serviceAccount=$HOME/creds_iot.json --project_id=my-project-id`)
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.example(`node $0 createRegistry my-registry my-iot-topic --serviceAccount=$secure/svc.json --projectId=my-project-id`)
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.example(`node $0 createRsa256Device my-rsa-device my-registry ../rsa_cert.pem`)
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.example(`node $0 createUnauthDevice my-device my-registry`)
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.example(`node $0 deleteDevice my-device my-registry`)
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.example(`node $0 getDeviceState my-device my-registry`)
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.example(`node $0 getIamPolicy my-registry`)
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.example(`node $0 getRegistry my-registry`)
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.example(`node $0 listDevices my-node-registry`)
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.example(`node $0 listRegistries`)
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.example(`node $0 listDevices -s path/svc.json -p your-project-id -c asia-east1 my-registry`)
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.example(`node $0 listRegistries -s path/svc.json -p your-project-id -c europe-west1`)
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.example(`node $0 patchRsa256 my-device my-registry ../rsa_cert.pem`)
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.example(`node $0 patchEs256 my-device my-registry ../ec_public.pem`)
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.example(`node $0 setConfig my-device my-registry "test" 0`)

iot/mqtt_example/README.md

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--projectId The Project ID to use. Defaults to the value of the GCLOUD_PROJECT or GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT
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environment variables.
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--cloudRegion GCP cloud region.
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--registryId Cloud IoT registry ID.
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--deviceId Cloud IoT device ID.
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--privateKeyFile Path to private key file.
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--algorithm Encryption algorithm to generate the JWT.
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--numMessages Number of messages to publish.
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--tokenExpMins Minutes to JWT token expiration.
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--mqttBridgeHostname MQTT bridge hostname.
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--mqttBridgePort MQTT bridge port.
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--messageType Message type to publish.
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--help Show help
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--projectId The Project ID to use. Defaults to the value of the GCLOUD_PROJECT or GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT
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environment variables.
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--cloudRegion GCP cloud region.
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--registryId Cloud IoT registry ID.
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--deviceId Cloud IoT device ID.
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--privateKeyFile Path to private key file.
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--algorithm Encryption algorithm to generate the JWT.
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--numMessages Number of messages to publish.
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--tokenExpMins Minutes to JWT token expiration.
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--mqttBridgeHostname MQTT bridge hostname.
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--mqttBridgePort MQTT bridge port.
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--messageType Message type to publish.
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iot/mqtt_example/cloudiot_mqtt_example_nodejs.js

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.options({
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projectId: {
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default: process.env.GCLOUD_PROJECT || process.env.GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT,
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description: 'The Project ID to use. Defaults to the value of the GCLOUD_PROJECT or GOOGLE_CLOUD_PROJECT environment variables.',
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requiresArg: true,
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type: 'string'
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},
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cloudRegion: {
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description: 'GCP cloud region.',
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requiresArg: true,
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},
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registryId: {
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description: 'Cloud IoT registry ID.',
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requiresArg: true,
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demandOption: true,
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type: 'string'
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},
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deviceId: {
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description: 'Cloud IoT device ID.',
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requiresArg: true,
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demandOption: true,
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type: 'string'
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},
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privateKeyFile: {
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description: 'Path to private key file.',
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requiresArg: true,
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demandOption: true,
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algorithm: {
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description: 'Encryption algorithm to generate the JWT.',
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requiresArg: true,
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choices: ['RS256', 'ES256'],
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.example(`node $0 cloudiot_mqtt_example_nodejs.js --projectId=blue-jet-123 --registryId=my-registry --deviceId=my-node-device --privateKeyFile=../rsa_private.pem --algorithm=RS256`)
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requiresArg: true,
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registryId: {
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deviceId: {
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