apigee-edge-js | functions wrapping the RESTful Administrative API | Runtime Evironment library

Is this an official Google product? Is it supported?. No. Neither this library nor the related example tools are an official Google product. Support for either is available on a best-effort basis via github or community.apigee.com . What is this thing good for?. If your team builds nodejs scripts to perform administrative operations on your Apigee organization, you may want to use this library. It provides a wrapper of basic operations to allow you to import and deploy proxies, create products or developers or applications, populate KVMs, create caches, and so on. Does it have a wrapper for creating a virtualhost?. No, that's one thing it does not help with, at this time. Let me know if you think that's important. How does the library authenticate to Apigee ?. The library obtains an oauth token using the standard client_id and secret for administrative operations. The library caches the token into a filesystem file, for future use. The library runtime automatically caches the token, and refreshes the token as necessary, even during a single long-running script. By the way, you can use the cached token in other programs. For example, you could use the ./refreshToken.js script (See the examples) to obtain a fresh token, then use a bash script to read that token cache and perform some curl commands. Or just run refreshToken.js every morning and then any other program you want to use could pull the token from the cache. Could I use this thing in my Angular or React-based webapp?. No, I haven't built it for that use case. It relies on node's fs module, and there are probably other dependencies that would prevent it from working correctly in a browser / webpack environment. If the community thinks this is important, let me know. I can take a look.