BuzzerboyArchetype 1.7.1

Buzzerboy Architecture Standard for Buzzerboy Based Architectures

Buzzerboy Archetype

A standardized architecture framework for Buzzerboy-based applications that provides consistent project naming, configuration, and deployment patterns across different environments and tiers.

Overview

The Buzzerboy Archetype is a Python package that standardizes how Buzzerboy applications are structured, named, and configured. It provides a consistent interface for defining project metadata including product names, application names, deployment tiers, and AWS infrastructure settings.

Features

• Standardized Project Naming: Consistent naming convention across all Buzzerboy projects
• Multi-Tier Support: Support for different deployment environments (dev, staging, production)
• AWS Integration: Built-in support for AWS regions and resource naming
• Secret Management: Standardized secret naming and organization
• Domain Management: Automatic domain name generation based on project structure

Installation

Install the package using pip:

pip install BuzzerboyArchetype

Quick Start

from BuzzerboyArchetypeStack import BuzzerboyArchetype

# Create an archetype instance
archetype = BuzzerboyArchetype(
    product='myproduct',
    app='myapp',
    tier='dev',
    organization='buzzerboy',
    region='ca-central-1'  # Optional, defaults to ca-central-1
)

# Get standardized project information
project_name = archetype.get_project_name()  # Returns: myproduct-myapp-dev
domain_name = archetype.get_domain_name()    # Returns: myproduct-myapp-dev.buzzerboy.com
secret_name = archetype.get_secret_name()    # Returns: buzzerboy/dev/myproduct-myapp-dev

API Reference

BuzzerboyArchetype Class

Constructor

BuzzerboyArchetype(product, app, tier, organization, region='ca-central-1')

Parameters:

• product (str): The product name
• app (str): The application name
• tier (str): The deployment tier (e.g., 'dev', 'staging', 'prd')
• organization (str): The organization name
• region (str, optional): AWS region, defaults to 'ca-central-1'

Methods

• get_project_name(): Returns the standardized project name in format {product}-{app}-{tier}
• get_tier(): Returns the deployment tier, defaults to 'dev' if not specified
• get_domain_name(): Returns the domain name in format {project_name}.{organization}.com
• get_secret_name(): Returns the secret path in format {organization}/{tier}/{project_name}
• get_region(): Returns the AWS region
• set_stack(stack): Associates a stack object with the archetype

Usage Examples

Basic Usage

from BuzzerboyArchetypeStack import BuzzerboyArchetype

# Development environment
dev_archetype = BuzzerboyArchetype(
    product='productname',
    app='appname',
    tier='tier',
    organization='client'
)

print(f"Project: {dev_archetype.get_project_name()}")
print(f"Domain: {dev_archetype.get_domain_name()}")
print(f"Secrets: {dev_archetype.get_secret_name()}")

Multi-Environment Setup

from BuzzerboyArchetypeStack import BuzzerboyArchetype

environments = ['dev', 'staging', 'prd']
archetypes = {}

for env in environments:
    archetypes[env] = BuzzerboyArchetype(
        product='myproduct',
        app='myapp',
        tier=env,
        organization='buzzerboy'
    )
    
    print(f"{env}: {archetypes[env].get_project_name()}")

Integration with Infrastructure

This archetype is commonly used with infrastructure-as-code tools. For example, with AWS CDK or Terraform:

from BuzzerboyArchetypeStack import BuzzerboyArchetype
# Example integration (actual implementation may vary)

archetype = BuzzerboyArchetype(
    product='productname',
    app='appname',
    tier='tiername',
    organization='clientname'
)

# Use archetype values for infrastructure
infrastructure_config = {
    'project_name': archetype.get_project_name(),
    'environment': archetype.get_tier(),
    'domain_name': archetype.get_domain_name(),
    'region': archetype.get_region(),
    'secret_name': archetype.get_secret_name()
}

Development

Prerequisites

• Python >= 3.8
• setuptools >= 61.0

Building

The project uses pyproject.toml for configuration and setuptools for building:

pip install build
python -m build

Version Management

The project uses semantic versioning.

Contributing

This project is internally managed by Buzzerboy Inc

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Support

For issues and questions:

• Homepage: https://www-dev.buzzerboy.com/