go-cnb is a Go client library for accessing the CNB API.

This SDK is generated by cnb-sdk-generator

go get cnb.cool/cnb/sdk/go-cnb        # Get the latest tag version of go-cnb
go get cnb.cool/cnb/sdk/go-cnb@v1.0.0 # Get a specific tag version of go-cnb
go get cnb.cool/cnb/sdk/go-cnb@master # [Not recommended] Get the latest commit from master branch

import "cnb.cool/cnb/sdk/go-cnb/cnb" 

Create a CNB Client, then use various services to access CNB APIs.

client, _ = cnb.NewClient(nil).WithAuthToken("...your cnb token...").WithURLs("...cnb base url...")
repo, rsp, err := client.Repositories.GetRepo(ctx, repoName)

For URLs requiring authentication, you can apply for a TOKEN with appropriate permissions in CNB's Personal Settings -> Access Tokens. The BaseURL rule is api. prefix plus the main domain, such as https://api.cnb.cool/

If you want to contribute code, please submit a PR, and we will handle it as soon as possible. If you find any problems, please submit an Issue, and we will handle it as soon as possible.

Since this project is generated by cnb-sdk-generator, in most cases, you only need to run make to generate the latest code. Then run make t to perform necessary tests. If the tests pass, submit a PR.

The following excellent projects are built upon this project to enrich the CNB ecosystem:

• git-cnb, a CNB-specific Git command line extension tool
• release-clean, a CNB release cleanup plugin
• cnb-docker-mirror, a tool that uses CNB pipelines to sync Docker images to CNB artifact repository
• no-square, a CNB plugin that counts the total number of stars of all open source repositories under the organization and attaches the star number as a badge to your organization avatar
• gsync, a command line tool for synchronizing Releases between Git platforms,such as GitHub, Gitee, etc.
• start-custom-environment, a plugin that starts a custom cloud-native development environment