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- Replace a website's Node.js environment variables with your specified set. Any variable not included is deleted; an empty list removes all variables, then the Node.js process restarts.MITDestructive
- Update or create Node.js build settings for a website, specifying node version, app type, entry file, and more. Fix auto-detection errors like wrong app type or missing entry file.MITDestructive
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- Retrieve stored Node.js build settings for a domain to diagnose failed builds—check detected framework, entry file, directories, and package manager, then correct any wrong values.MIT
- List Node.js environment variables configured for a website. Values are masked, so use this to verify which keys exist or confirm changes, not to read secrets.MIT
- Retrieve a Node.js build's status, options, and timestamps by UUID to monitor pending or running builds and detect failures.MIT
- Restarts the Node.js server process for a website to apply environment or configuration changes or recover a hung application. Works for server-side apps; static sites are unaffected.MIT
- Patches selected Node.js vulnerabilities by updating package.json and opening a pull request for review, with deployment triggered on merge.MIT
- Clear the Node.js runtime log file for a domain to remove old entries, so subsequent log retrieval returns only fresh data. Ideal before reproducing an issue.MITDestructive
- Identify npm package vulnerabilities on a Node.js website, with severity, CVSS, CVE, and advisory metadata, sorted by severity. Filter by severity to prioritize critical issues.MIT
- Verify your development environment has Node.js, npm, varitykit CLI, and authentication configured before building and deploying Varity apps.MIT
- Detect Node.js build settings from a package.json inside an archive on your server, then review or override framework, Node version, directories, and build script before starting a build.MIT
- Generate sandbox-safe code examples in cURL, Node.js, or Python for SignalEDI REST operations. Uses environment placeholders and synthetic values, avoids credentials, and sets outbound to SANDBOX.MIT
- Retrieve a paginated list of Node.js build processes for a website, filterable by state (pending, running, completed, failed). Use build UUIDs to access detailed logs.MIT
- Starts a Node.js build using files already on the server, from an uploaded archive or a Git branch, and returns a build UUID to monitor progress and logs.MIT
- Fetch Node.js build logs for a domain and build UUID, using from_line to retrieve only new output while polling a running build.MIT
- Retrieve server health information including version, uptime, memory usage, cache statistics, and Node.js version.MIT
- Retrieve a paginated list of Node.js deployments for a domain and filter by states like running or failed. Check deployment status.MIT