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README.md
Google Cloud function for reading BigTable
This is a reference implementaion for getting data out of BigTable.
deploying
First deploy (creation) must include all the flags to configure the environment:
gcloud functions --project your-project deploy testnet --region europe-west3 --entry-point Entry --runtime go116 --trigger-http --allow-unauthenticated --service-account=your-readonly@your-project.iam.gserviceaccount.com --update-env-vars GCP_PROJECT=your-project,BIGTABLE_INSTANCE=wormhole-testnet
gcloud functions --project your-project deploy processvaa-testnet --region europe-west3 --entry-point ProcessVAA --runtime go116 --trigger-topic new-vaa-testnet --service-account=your-readonly@your-project.iam.gserviceaccount.com --update-env-vars GCP_PROJECT=your-project,BIGTABLE_INSTANCE=wormhole-testnet
Subsequent deploys (updates) only need include flags to indentify the resource for updating: project, region, name.
gcloud functions --project your-project deploy testnet --region europe-west3 --entry-point Entry
gcloud functions --project your-project deploy processvaa-testnet --region europe-west3 --entry-point ProcessVAA
invocation
All routes accept their input(s) as query parameters, or request body. Just two different ways of querying:
GET
curl "https://region-project-id.cloudfunctions.net/testnet/readrow?emitterChain=2&emitterAddress=000000000000000000000000e982e462b094850f12af94d21d470e21be9d0e9c&sequence=0000000000000006"
POST
curl -X POST https://region-project-id.cloudfunctions.net/testnet/readrow \
-H "Content-Type:application/json" \
-d \
'{"emitterChain":"2", "emitterAddress":"000000000000000000000000e982e462b094850f12af94d21d470e21be9d0e9c", "sequence":"0000000000000006"}'
See ./bigtable-endpoints.md for API patterns