StackPack - script API
StackState Self-hosted v5.0.x
This page describes StackState version 5.0.
The StackPack script API provides handy operations to get the status of a StackPack or resources that are provided by a StackPack.
Function: StackPack.isInstalled(name: String)
StackPack.isInstalled(name: String)
Returns a flag indicating if the StackPack is installed
Args
name
- the name of a StackPack. This much match exactly (case sensitive). The name of a StackPack can be found in the breadcrumb trail of the StackPack in the StackState UI or can be retrieved using StackState CLI command:
⚠️ PLEASE NOTE - from StackState v5.0, the old sts
CLI has been renamed to stac
and there is a new sts
CLI. The command(s) provided here are for use with the new sts
CLI.
Examples
The example below will return an AsyncScriptResult
of a boolean indicating if the agent
StackPack is installed
Function: StackPack.getResources(stackPackNamespace: String, nodeType: String)
StackPack.getResources(stackPackNamespace: String, nodeType: String)
Returns resources originating from the StackPack.
Args
stackPackNamespace
- the name of the URN namespace of the StackPack. For exampleaad
checks for resources in the namespaceurn:stackpack:aad
.nodeType
- the type of node, for exampleCheckFunction
orQueryView
. You can get a full listing of all using the StackState CLI command:
⚠️ PLEASE NOTE - from StackState v5.0, the old sts
CLI has been renamed to stac
and there is a new sts
CLI. The command(s) provided here are for use with the new sts
CLI.
Examples
The example below will return an AsyncScriptResult
of an array of resources with type QueryView
from the agent
StackPack.
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