pulumi/sdk/nodejs/asset/asset.ts
joeduffy aefe297aa1 Harden dependent resolutions
This fixes a few problems with dependent resolutions and hardens
even more promises-related error paths, so we swallow precisely zero
errors (or at least we hope so).  This also digs through multi-level
chains of promises and computed properties as needed for nested mapValues.
2017-09-06 14:29:17 -07:00

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// Copyright 2016-2017, Pulumi Corporation. All rights reserved.
import { Computed, MaybeComputed } from "../computed";
import { Property } from "../runtime";
// Asset represents a blob of text or data that is managed as a first class entity.
export abstract class Asset {
}
// Blob is a kind of asset produced from an in-memory blob represented as a byte array.
/* IDEA: enable this once Uint8Array is supported.
export class Blob extends Asset {
constructor(data: Uint8Array) {
super();
}
}
*/
// FileAsset is a kind of asset produced from a given path to a file on the local filesystem.
export class FileAsset extends Asset {
public readonly path: Computed<string>; // the path to the asset file.
constructor(path: MaybeComputed<string>) {
super();
this.path = new Property<string>(path, true, true);
}
}
// StringAsset is a kind of asset produced from an in-memory UTF8-encoded string.
export class StringAsset extends Asset {
public readonly text: Computed<string>; // the string contents.
constructor(text: MaybeComputed<string>) {
super();
this.text = new Property<string>(text, true, true);
}
}
// RemoteAsset is a kind of asset produced from a given URI string. The URI's scheme dictates the protocol for fetching
// contents: `file://` specifies a local file, `http://` and `https://` specify HTTP and HTTPS, respectively. Note that
// specific providers may recognize alternative schemes; this is merely the base-most set that all providers support.
export class RemoteAsset extends Asset {
public readonly uri: Computed<string>; // the URI where the asset lives.
constructor(uri: MaybeComputed<string>) {
super();
this.uri = new Property<string>(uri, true, true);
}
}