Support Global ParameterStore path for all stages

[codezninja]

So instead of duplicating certain values for each environment stage example NewRelic, Datadog, Pagerduty api keys. It might be beneficial to add a Global ParameterStore option when the plugin is initiated.

Example

ParameterStoreBuildWrapperPlugin.globalParameter('<path1>')
                                .globalParameter('<path2>')
                                .init()

[kmanning]

Neat, I could see that being a useful feature. To clarify, <path1>, <path2> would be exact parameters, and the values of those exact parameters would be added across every environment, yes? Ie: they would NOT be a path, and we would NOT recursively add the values at that path.

[codezninja]

Ahh great question. So I wanted to support both exact and recursive. So lets say take NewRelic for example. They have 4-6 different keys. Lets take the 4 most common ones.

1. REST API Key
2. License Key
3. Personal API Key
4. Personal Admin API Key

Let say in parameter store you have those values stored like so

/new_relic/rest_api_key
/new_relic/license_key
/new_relic/api_key
/new_relic/admin_api_key

I would like to support both these scenarios

Exact

ParameterStoreBuildWrapperPlugin.globalParameter('/new_relic/rest_api_key')
                                .globalParameter('/new_relic/admin_api_key')
                                .init()

Recursive

ParameterStoreBuildWrapperPlugin.globalParameter('/new_relic/', recursive: true)
                                .globalParameter('/datadog/api_key')
                                .init()

[codezninja]

I wanted to expose naming option as well. So we can leverage that as well from the plugin

[kmanning]

Can you clarify what you mean by exposing the naming function, and how that might work with this new feature?

[codezninja]

So ParameterStoreWrapper has a bunch of options so I'm thinking we support

ParameterStoreBuildWrapperPlugin.globalParameter('/new_relic/', [ recursive: true, naming: 'relative' ] )
                                .init()

We can pass an array of options as a second argument