Drycc Workflow is the open source fork of Drycc Workflow. Please go here for more detail.
08/27/2018	Team Drycc blog comes online
08/20/2018	Drycc #community slack goes dark
08/10/2018	Drycc Workflow v2.19.4 fourth patch release
08/08/2018	Drycc website goes dark, then redirects to Azure Kubernetes Service
08/01/2018	Drycc Workflow v2.19.3 third patch release
07/17/2018	Drycc Workflow v2.19.2 second patch release
07/12/2018	Drycc Workflow v2.19.1 first patch release
06/29/2018	Drycc Workflow v2.19.0 first release in the open source fork of Drycc
06/16/2018	Drycc Workflow v2.19 series is announced
03/01/2018	End of Drycc Workflow maintenance: critical patches no longer merged
12/11/2017	Team Drycc slack community invites first volunteers
09/07/2017	Drycc Workflow v2.18 final release before entering maintenance mode
09/06/2017	Team Drycc slack community comes online

Controller Go SDK

This is the Go SDK for interacting with the Drycc Controller.

Usage

import drycc "github.com/drycc/controller-sdk-go"
import "github.com/drycc/controller-sdk-go/apps"

Construct a drycc client to interact with the controller API. Then, get the first 100 apps the user has access to.

//                    Verify SSL, Controller URL, API Token
client, err := drycc.New(true, "drycc.test.io", "abc123")
if err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
}
apps, _, err := apps.List(client, 100)
if err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
}

Authentication

import drycc "github.com/drycc/controller-sdk-go"
import "github.com/drycc/controller-sdk-go/auth"

If you don't already have a token for a user, you can retrieve one with a username and password.

// Create a client with a blank token to pass to login.
client, err := drycc.New(true, "drycc.test.io", "")
if err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
}
token, err := auth.Login(client, "user", "password")
if err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
}
// Set the client to use the retrieved token
client.Token = token

For a complete usage guide to the SDK, see full package documentation.