aaronparker/evergreen-api

Evergreen as an API running on Cloudflare Workers

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evergreen-api's Issues

Push data PS script does not contains single apps

Hi,

The PS script Push-Data.ps contains only the "AllApps" section for the /apps endpoint.
How do you collect the properties of each app in the AllApps list?

I think the script you used for it is missing from this repro.

Basic instruction

Hi @aaronparker,

Can you make a basic instruction how we can use this repro?
When importing your repro in a dev Cloudflare Worker of mine, I'm getting the following error when browing to the /apps endpoint:
Error 1101

When doing in dev mode (npx wrangler dev) I'll getting the following error:
EVERGREEN is not defined

The home page is working fine.

I have changed the wrangler.toml to my own dev Cloudflare Worker for testing purposes.

Single item from /app endpoint not returned in an array

Hi,

When requesting information about an application, you will get a response with properties.
If the endpoint return more then one item, the items are stored in a JSON object, for example:

[ { "Version": "121.0.2256.2", "Platform": "Any", "Channel": "Policy", "Release": "Enterprise", "Architecture": "any", "Hash": "EE46FC1C6663E44745BE3637DCFA775B703A224B4F097678CEC6D47E33983625", "URI": "https://msedge.sf.dl.delivery.mp.microsoft.com/filestreamingservice/files/21b293b0-6f4e-41a9-a3a9-f3f43ae5f91c/MicrosoftEdgePolicyTemplates.cab" }, { "Version": "121.0.2256.2", "Platform": "Windows", "Channel": "Dev", "Release": "Consumer", "Architecture": "arm64", "Hash": "524F56766D53EFB7CCE4AE502200AE65ABA94533D1F37722699DC7822C80A89C", "URI": "https://msedge.sf.dl.delivery.mp.microsoft.com/filestreamingservice/files/b3bf5fa9-9146-436c-b5e8-b868d27d457d/MicrosoftEdgeDevEnterpriseARM64.msi" }, ]

However, the behavior is different once only one item is returned. See the following example:
{ "Version": "8.10.20", "URI": "https://cache.agilebits.com/dist/1P/win8/1PasswordSetup-8.10.20.exe" }

This is not consistent and should be fixed.
In PowerShell this can be fixed as follow:

Make use of the following syntax ConvertTo-Json @($Object) instead of $Object | ConvertTo-Json