Helix Service

Helix TheBlog CMO importer downloads the content associated to the provided url (blog post entry) and creates a markdown version stored in OneDrive.

• if url is not part of the urls list - OneDrive XLSX file (/importer/urls.xlsx)
• download url content
• parse the dom, remove undesired blocks, extracts author, post, products and topics
• transform to various snippets into markdown
• upload to OneDrive
• update the urls list

The importer cannot be called directly but is invoked by the scanner.

Options

• FASTLY_SERVICE_ID: Service ID for "theblog"
• FASTLY_TOKEN: a Fastly API Token

If you don't provide FASTLY_SERVICE_ID and FASTLY_TOKEN, then no redirects will be created for imported blog posts.

Status

Installation

Setup

Installation

Deploy the action:

npm run deploy

Required env variables:

Connection to OneDrive:

• AZURE_ONEDRIVE_CLIENT_ID
• AZURE_ONEDRIVE_CLIENT_SECRET
• AZURE_ONEDRIVE_REFRESH_TOKEN

Blob storage credentials (store images):

• AZURE_BLOB_URI
• AZURE_BLOB_SAS

OneDrive shared folder that contains the /importer/urls.xlsx file:

• AZURE_ONEDRIVE_ADMIN_LINK

OneDrive shared folder: destination of the markdown file:

• AZURE_ONEDRIVE_CONTENT_LINK

Openwhish credentials to invoke the helix-theblog-cmo-importer action:

• OPENWHISK_API_KEY
• OPENWHISK_API_HOST

Coralogix credentials to log:

• CORALOGIX_API_KEY
• CORALOGIX_LOG_LEVEL

Fastly credentials to store keys in dictionary (url shortcuts mapping):

• FASTLY_SERVICE_ID
• FASTLY_TOKEN

Development

Deploying Helix Service

Deploying Helix Service requires the wsk command line client, authenticated to a namespace of your choice. For Project Helix, we use the helix namespace.

All commits to master that pass the testing will be deployed automatically. All commits to branches that will pass the testing will get commited as /helix-theblog/helix-theblog-cmo-importer@ci<num> and tagged with the CI build number.