cgdevxcli 0.4.0

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CG DevX CLI

The CG DevX CLI simplifies the initial setup of the CG DevX reference architecture. This setup process is intended to be executed from an operator's machine and will create a local folder containing tools, temporary, and configuration files. All subsequent commands should be executed from the same machine, as they rely on data created during the setup process.

Getting Started

Required Installations

• Python 3.10 + pip
• Poetry version 1.6.*

If you do not have Poetry installed, follow the official installation instructions here: Poetry Installation.

# Assumed directory: GITROOT/tools
# Note: Poetry configuration and lock files are stored in the 'cli' directory.

# To install dependencies, use:
poetry install

# To activate the virtual environment, use:
# By default, Poetry creates a virtual environment in {cache-dir}/virtualenvs
poetry shell

Local development

Code Style

Run the command to validate code style:

flake8

To run provisioning using a local dev version of repository, instead of cloning GitOps template repo, you could use environment variable CGDEVX_CLI_CLONE_LOCAL=True

Build the CLI Tool

To build the CLI tool, use PyInstaller:

# Current directory: GITROOT/tools
python -m PyInstaller --onefile cli/__main__.py --name cgdevxcli

Alternatively, you can build with PyInstaller via a Python script:

# Current directory: GITROOT/tools
poetry run build

After building, you can use and distribute cgdexvcli located at GITROOT/dist/cgdevxcli.

Using CG DevX CLI

To run a Python script via Poetry, use the snippet below:

 # Current directory: GITROOT/tools
poetry run cgdevxcli

Or, use a version built using the steps above:

# Current directory: GITROOT/tools
./dist/cgdevxcli

The usage pattern is [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS].

CG DevX CLI Supports the Following: Options:

• --help Shows the help message

Commands:

• setup - Creates a new CG DevX installation.
• destroy - Destroys an existing CG DevX installation.
• workload - Manages workloads with the following subcommands:
  • create - Generates configuration for key workload resources.
  • bootstrap - Bootstraps a workload with configuration templates.
  • delete - Removes configuration for key workload resources.

Arguments: Arguments are command-specific and can be supplied via the command line, environment variables, or a file.

For more details, please check CG DevX quickstart commands and workload commands