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Index

• type HTTPTrigger
  • func NewHTTPTrigger(httpClients map[string]*http.Client, k8sCLient kubernetes.Interface, ...) (*HTTPTrigger, error)
  • func (t *HTTPTrigger) ApplyPolicy(resource interface{}) error
  • func (t *HTTPTrigger) ApplyResourceParameters(sensor *v1alpha1.Sensor, resource interface{}) (interface{}, error)
  • func (t *HTTPTrigger) Execute(resource interface{}) (interface{}, error)
  • func (t *HTTPTrigger) FetchResource() (interface{}, error)

Types

type HTTPTrigger

type HTTPTrigger struct {
	// Client is http client.
	Client *http.Client
	// K8sClient is the Kubernetes client
	K8sClient kubernetes.Interface
	// Sensor object
	Sensor *v1alpha1.Sensor
	// Trigger reference
	Trigger *v1alpha1.Trigger
	// Logger to log stuff
	Logger *logrus.Logger
}

HTTPTrigger describes the trigger to invoke HTTP request

func NewHTTPTrigger

func NewHTTPTrigger(httpClients map[string]*http.Client, k8sCLient kubernetes.Interface, sensor *v1alpha1.Sensor, trigger *v1alpha1.Trigger, logger *logrus.Logger) (*HTTPTrigger, error)

NewHTTPTrigger returns a new HTTP trigger

func (*HTTPTrigger) ApplyPolicy

func (t *HTTPTrigger) ApplyPolicy(resource interface{}) error

ApplyPolicy applies policy on the trigger

func (*HTTPTrigger) ApplyResourceParameters

func (t *HTTPTrigger) ApplyResourceParameters(sensor *v1alpha1.Sensor, resource interface{}) (interface{}, error)

ApplyResourceParameters applies parameters to the trigger resource

func (*HTTPTrigger) Execute

func (t *HTTPTrigger) Execute(resource interface{}) (interface{}, error)

Execute executes the trigger

func (*HTTPTrigger) FetchResource

func (t *HTTPTrigger) FetchResource() (interface{}, error)

FetchResource fetches the trigger. As the HTTP trigger simply executes a http request, there is no need to fetch any resource from external source