@cappern/node-red-infoblox 0.1.4

Node-RED nodes for Infoblox DDI (WAPI) integration.

npm install @cappern/node-red-infoblox

@cappern/node-red-infoblox

Node-RED nodes for interacting with Infoblox DDI via the Web API (WAPI).

🚀 Features

• Infoblox config node with TLS, custom CA and timeout settings
• Generic request node for any WAPI resource
• Host-focused CRUD node for record:host
• Clear Node-RED editor help and examples

📦 Installation

From your Node-RED user directory (e.g. ~/.node-red or /data in Docker):

npm install @cappern/node-red-infoblox

Restart Node-RED and find the nodes in the palette under "Infoblox".

🔧 Usage

1. Add an Infoblox config node and set:
   • Base URL: e.g. https://grid-master
   • WAPI Version: e.g. 2.12
   • Credentials: username/password (Basic auth)
   • Verify TLS: uncheck for self-signed lab certs
   • CA Certificate (PEM): optional custom CA/bundle to trust Infoblox
   • Timeout: defaults to 30000 ms
2. Use either node and select the config:
   • Infoblox Request: call WAPI resources like record:a, network, fixedaddress
   • Infoblox Host: simplified CRUD for record:host
3. Deploy and send a message. On error, nodes set msg.statusCode and include response details in msg.payload.

Common message properties:

msg.resource  // e.g. "record:a" (Request node)
msg.method    // GET | POST | PUT | PATCH | DELETE (Request node)
msg.query     // object or querystring, e.g. { name: "host.example.com" }
msg.payload   // object for write operations

msg.operation // create | read | update | delete (Host node)
msg.hostname  // name for read/delete (Host node)
msg.ref       // _ref for update/delete (Host node)

Examples:

// Request: list A records by name
msg.resource = "record:a";
msg.query = { name: "host.example.com" };
return msg;

// Request: create an A record
msg.method = "POST";
msg.resource = "record:a";
msg.payload = { name: "host.example.com", ipv4addr: "192.0.2.10" };
return msg;

// Host: create a host record
msg.operation = "create";
msg.payload = { name: "host.example.com", ipv4addrs: [{ ipv4addr: "192.0.2.10" }] };
return msg;

// Host: update by _ref
msg.operation = "update";
msg.ref = "record:host/ZG5zLmhvc3Qk...:host.example.com/default";
msg.payload = { comment: "updated via Node-RED" };
return msg;

📜 License

This project is licensed under the AGPL-3.0-or-later.

🤝 Contributing

Pull requests and issues are welcome! Check out the issues page.