urbit/pkg/arvo/lib/gcp.hoon

/-  *gcp
|%
++  token-to-json
  |=  =token
  ^-  json
  =,  enjs:format
  %+  frond  %gcp-token
  %:  pairs
    [%'accessKey' s+access-key.token]
    :-  %'expiresIn'
    %-  numb
    (div (mul 1.000 expires-in.token) ~s1)
    ~
  ==
--
gcp: mark for tokens, token-to-json 2021-02-24 22:30:49 +03:00			`/- *gcp`
			`\|%`
			`++ token-to-json`
			`\|= =token`
			`^- json`
			`=, enjs:format`
			`%+ frond %gcp-token`
			`%: pairs`
gcp: camel-case json key names Now we can do ({accessKey, expiresIn}) => {...} in JavaScript. 2021-02-25 00:20:39 +03:00			`[%'accessKey' s+access-key.token]`
			`:- %'expiresIn'`
gcp: lib spacing 2021-02-24 23:55:40 +03:00			`%- numb`
			`(div (mul 1.000 expires-in.token) ~s1)`
gcp: make expiry relative This indeed makes it easier on the Landscape side. It also makes it easier to coerce from the JSON Google gives us, so a win all around. 2021-02-24 23:33:41 +03:00			`~`
gcp: mark for tokens, token-to-json 2021-02-24 22:30:49 +03:00			`==`
			`--`