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StackPack - script API

StackState Self-hosted v5.1.x

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)

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:

sts stackpack list

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.

➡️ Check which version of the sts CLI you are running

Examples

The example below will return an AsyncScriptResult of a boolean indicating if the agent StackPack is installed

StackPack.isInstalled("agent")

Function: StackPack.getResources(stackPackNamespace: String, nodeType: String)

Returns resources originating from the StackPack.

Args

  • stackPackNamespace - the name of the URN namespace of the StackPack. For example aad checks for resources in the namespace urn:stackpack:aad.

  • nodeType - the type of node, for example CheckFunction or QueryView. You can get a full listing of all using the StackState CLI command:

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.

➡️ Check which version of the sts CLI you are running

Examples

The example below will return an AsyncScriptResult of an array of resources with type QueryView from the agent StackPack.

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