View Source K8s.Middleware (k8s v1.1.1)
Interface for interacting with cluster middleware
While middlewares are applied to K8s.Middleware.Request
s they are registerd by a cluster name which is an atom.
This allows multiple connections to be used (different credentials) with the same middleware stack.
Any cluster name that has not been initialized, will automatically have the default stack applied.
examples
Examples
Using default middleware
iex> conn = %K8s.Conn{}
...> req = %K8s.Middlware.Request{}
...> K8s.Middleware.run(req)
Adding middlware to a cluster
iex> conn = %K8s.Conn{cluster_name: "foo"}
...> K8s.Middleware.add("foo", :request, MyMiddlewareModule)
...> req = %K8s.Middlware.Request{}
...> K8s.Middleware.run(req)
Setting/Replacing middleware on a cluster
iex> conn = %K8s.Conn{cluster_name: "foo"}
...> K8s.Middleware.set("foo", :request, [MyMiddlewareModule, OtherModule])
...> req = %K8s.Middlware.Request{}
...> K8s.Middleware.run(req)
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Specs
run(K8s.Middleware.Request.t(), [module()]) :: {:ok, K8s.Middleware.Request.t()} | {:error, K8s.Middleware.Error.t()}