The following is an example of using the Admin Interface API to automatically upload a Delft-FEWS configuration using an Azure DevOps pipeline. In a build pipeline a Config.zip is prepared as artifact.
In a release pipeline the config can be uploaded using the admin interface api using a bash script as in the following example.
For production the script should be improved with error handling and checking the json response of the config upload on error validation errors.
echo 'Uploading the Delft-FEWS Config file'
# login and store session cookie
curl -u $(ApiUser):$(ApiKey) --dump-header headers.txt --cookie cookie.txt --cookie-jar cookie.txt $(AdminInterfaceApi)/login
csrfToken=$(cat headers.txt | grep X-CSRF-TOKEN: | cut -c15- | tr -d '\n' | tr -d '\r' )
echo 'uploading now ...'
curl -v -H "X-CSRF-TOKEN: ${csrfToken}" --cookie cookie.txt -F file=@'$(System.DefaultWorkingDirectory)/_AzureDevopsRepo/drop/Config.zip' $(AdminInterfaceApi)/configmanagement/fewsconfig
curl --cookie cookie.txt $(AdminInterfaceApi)/systemstatus
curl --cookie cookie.txt $(AdminInterfaceApi)/logout
