What does the script do?

It adds integrations to Pizzly, grabbing the appropriate secrets from AWS Secrets Manager.

Prerequisites

Adding secrets to AWS Secrets Manager

You need to have added secrets in AWS Secrets Manager for the integrations you want to add.

With the name format integrations/<service>/<client_id> and a key value pair of client_secret: <secret_value>.

Setup an AWS profile locally

How to use the script

Move to the right directory

cd packages/internal-cli

Run the script

pnpm run cli <path_to_your_provider_json_file>

Example provider JSON file

{
  "github": {
    "client_id": "<github client id>"
  },
  "slack": {
    "client_id": "<slack client id>"
  }
}

Required

Pizzly host

-p or --pizzlyhost

Pass the base url for Pizzly, defaults to http://localhost:3004.

Pizzly secret key

-s or --pizzlysecretkey

Pass the secret key for Pizzly, defaults to undefined which will work locally in the default configuration. In production you will want to set a Pizzly secret key, see their docs for details.

Integrations service

-i or --integrationorigin

Pass the origin of the integrations service, e.g. https://integrations.trigger.dev. Defaults to http://localhost:3006.

-ia or --integrationapikey

Pass the API key for integrations.

Options

AWS profile

-a or --awsprofile

Pass the AWS profile to use, defaults to default.