Airbyte Connectors

This repository contains Airbyte connectors used in Faros and Faros Community Edition platforms as well as Airbyte Connector Development Kit (CDK) for JavaScript/TypeScript.

See the READMEs inside destinations/ and sources/ subfolders for more information on each connector.

Component	Code	Installation	Version
Airbyte CDK	faros-airbyte-cdk	npm i faros-airbyte-cdk
Azure Active Directory Source	sources/azureactivedirectory-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-azureactivedirectory-source
Azure Pipeline Source	sources/azurepipeline-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-azurepipeline-source
Azure Repos Source	sources/azure-repos-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-azure-repos-source
Backlog Source	sources/backlog-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-backlog-source
Bitbucket Source	sources/bitbucket-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-bitbucket-source
Buildkite Source	sources/buildkite-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-buildkite-source
Customer.IO Source	sources/customer-io-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-customer-io-source
Datadog Source	sources/datadog-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-datadog-source
Docker Source	sources/docker-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-docker-source
Faros Destination	destinations/airbyte-faros-destination	npm i airbyte-faros-destination or docker pull farosai/airbyte-faros-destination
FireHydrant Source	sources/firehydrant-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-firehydrant-source
Gitlab CI Source	sources/gitlab-ci-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-gitlab-ci-source
Google Calendar Source	sources/googlecalendar-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-googlecalendar-source
Harness Source	sources/harness-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-harness-source
Jenkins Source	sources/jenkins-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-jenkins-source
Okta Source	sources/okta-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-okta-source
OpsGenie Source	sources/opsgenie-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-opsgenie-source
PagerDuty Source	sources/pagerduty-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-pagerduty-source
Phabricator Source	sources/phabricator-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-phabricator-source
ServiceNow Source	sources/servicenow-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-servicenow-source
Shortcut Source	sources/shortcut-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-shortcut-source
SquadCast Source	sources/squadcast-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-squadcast-source
StatusPage Source	sources/statuspage-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-statuspage-source
VictorOps Source	sources/victorops-source	docker pull farosai/airbyte-victorops-source

Development

1. Install nvm
2. Install Node.js nvm install 14 && nvm use 14
3. Update npm to version 7.x by running npm install -g npm@7
4. Install lerna by running npm install -g lerna
5. Run npm run prepare to install dependencies for all projects (npm run clean to clean all)
6. Run npm run build to build all projects (for a single project add scope, e.g npm run build -- --scope airbyte-faros-destination)
7. Run npm run test to test all projects (for a single project add scope, e.g npm run test -- --scope airbyte-faros-destination)
8. Run npm run lint to apply linter on all projects (for a single project add scope, e.g npm run lint -- --scope airbyte-faros-destination)

👉 Follow our guide on how to develop a new source here.

Other Useful Commands

1. Audit fix npm audit fix
2. Clean your project lerna run clean (sometimes you also wanna rm -rf ./node_modules)

Read more about lerna here.

Build Docker Images

In order to build a Docker image for a connector run the docker build command and set path argument. For example for Faros Destination connector run:

docker build . --build-arg path=destinations/airbyte-faros-destination -t airbyte-faros-destination

And then run it:

docker run airbyte-faros-destination

Releasing

We use GitHub Actions to automatically create a corresponding tag, publish the packages to NPM and push Docker images to Docker Hub.

1. Run npm run bump from the root of the repository. You will be prompted with a list of version increments to choose from (patch, minor, major, etc). Choose the desired increment.
2. Commit and push the changed files into a branch, then open a PR into the main branch.
3. Once the PR is approved and merged, the release workflow is triggered.

Note: If a connector is updated without incrementing the version, the release workflow will NOT overwrite the existing package/image.