Functions/Get-WhiskeyApiKey.ps1
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function Get-WhiskeyApiKey { <# .SYNOPSIS Gets an API key from the Whiskey API key store. .DESCRIPTION The `Get-WhiskeyApiKey` function returns an API key from Whiskey's API key store. If the API key doesn't exist, the current build stops (i.e. a terminating exception is thrown). Credentials are identified by an ID that you create. Credentials are added using `Add-WhiskeyCredential`. Credentials are used by tasks. You specify the credential's ID in tasks section of the `whiskey.yml` file. See the documentation for each task for more details. API keys are identified by an ID that you create. API keys are added using `Add-WhiskeyApiKey`. API keys are used by tasks. You specify the API keys' ID in the task's section of the `whiskey.yml` file. See the documentation for each task for more details. .EXAMPLE Get-WhiskeyApiKey -Context $context -ID 'nuget.org' -PropertyName 'ApiKeyID' Demonstrates how to get an API key. IN this case, retrieves the API key that was added with the ID `nuget.org`. #> [CmdletBinding()] param( [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [object] # The current build context. Use `New-WhiskeyContext` to create context objects. $Context, [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [string] # The ID of the API key. You make this up. $ID, [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)] [string] # The property name in the task that needs this API key. Used in error messages to help users pinpoint what task and property might be misconfigured. $PropertyName ) Set-StrictMode -Version 'Latest' Use-CallerPreference -Cmdlet $PSCmdlet -SessionState $ExecutionContext.SessionState if( -not $Context.ApiKeys.ContainsKey($ID) ) { Stop-WhiskeyTask -TaskContext $Context ` -Message ('API key ''{0}'' does not exist in Whiskey''s API key store. Use the `Add-WhiskeyApiKey` function to add this API key, e.g. `Add-WhiskeyApiKey -Context $context -ID ''{0}'' -Value $apikey`.' -f $ID) ` -PropertyName $PropertyName return } return $Context.ApiKeys[$ID] } |