infra-cli 0.1.1

Pluggable Infrastructure CLI as a wrapper around DevOps tools.

infra-cli

infra-cli is a pluggable infrastructure management tool designed to wrap common DevOps tools (Terragrunt, Ansible, Pulumi, Packer, Terraform, etc.) into a single, unified interface. It simplifies complex workflows through sensible conventions and centralized configuration, and helps learners follow best practices from day one (directory layout, config, and official-style docs).

🎓 DevOps Learning

Use infra to create learning projects that follow best-practice structure and include READMEs with official docs, tool best practices, and a step-by-step learning path from zero to advanced infrastructure engineer:

# Create a Python project (src layout, pyproject.toml, tests, README with learning path)
infra python -p learn-python

# Ansible: scaffold playbooks and structure
infra ansible -p learn-ansible --create

# Terragrunt: scaffold multi-env layout (account/region/env/name)
infra tg -e dev -p learn-tg -r us-east-1 -s vpc --create

Recommended order: Python → Ansible → Terraform / Terragrunt → Packer → Pulumi → (future K8s). See docs/LEARNING_PATH.md for the full path and links to official documentation.

🚀 Key Features

• Unified Interface: A single command (infra) to manage multiple infrastructure tools.
• Plugin Architecture: Easily extensible logic for different tools.
• Convention over Configuration: Default directory structures that "just work."
• Centralized Config: Manage all tool settings in one place (~/.infra/config.yaml).
• AWS SSO Integration: Seamlessly handles authentication and profile generation.
• Local Environment Setup: Automate the configuration of your macOS or Ubuntu dev environment.

🛠 Supported Plugins

• python: Scaffold a best-practice Python project (src layout, pyproject.toml, README with official docs and learning path). Example: infra python -p learn-python.
• setup: Bootstrap your local development environment (macOS/Ubuntu).
• ansible: Wrapper for ansible-playbook with automatic project scaffolding (--create).
• aws: AWS subcommands: login (SSO, default), sync (sync account/role profiles), whoami (caller identity), exec (run any AWS CLI command), env (print export AWS_PROFILE=... for eval).
• packer: Build and validate machine images consistently.
• terragrunt: Manage Terraform state and deployments with Terragrunt; --create scaffolds AWS-style layout.
• terraform: Run native Terraform commands (plan, apply, etc.) with infra context.
• pulumi: Infrastructure as Code using Pulumi.
• github: Manage repository settings and scaffolding.
• slack: Send notifications to Slack webhooks.

🏁 Quick Start

Installation

From PyPI (recommended):

brew install pipx
brew upgrade pipx
pipx install infra-cli
# or: pip install infra-cli

If you see "No matching distribution found" or "Requires-Python >=3.14", pipx may be using a Python < 3.14. Use the interpreter that satisfies the requirement:

pipx install --python python3.14 infra-cli
# or from your venv: pip install infra-cli

From source (development or unreleased version):

git clone https://github.com/hanyouqing/infra-cli.git
cd infra-cli
pipx install .
# or: pip install -e .

Source install uses Python 3.11+ (see pyproject.toml).

Basic Usage

# Setup your local environment
infra setup

# AWS: SSO login (default), whoami, or run CLI with profile
infra aws
infra aws whoami --profile sso
infra aws exec s3 ls
eval $(infra aws env --profile sso)

# Run an Ansible playbook
infra ansible site.yml

# Check configuration
infra config

⚙️ Configuration

infra-cli uses a YAML configuration file located at ~/.infra/config.yaml.

Managing Config via CLI

You can get or set configuration values directly:

# Set a default user name for the setup plugin
infra config setup.user_name=your_name

# View current configuration
infra config

Manual Configuration

The default config.yaml is generated on first run with sensible defaults. You can customize per-plugin settings like region, env, or extra_args.

👩‍💻 Development

We welcome contributions! To set up your local development environment:

1. Clone the repo: git clone https://github.com/hanyouqing/infra-cli.git
2. Install dev dependencies: make dev-install (or for a reproducible env: pip install -r requirements.txt then pip install -e .)
3. Optional – regenerate lock file: make lock (requires pip-tools; updates requirements.txt from pyproject.toml)
4. Run linting: make lint
5. Run tests: make test

For more details, see CONTRIBUTING.md.

📜 License

This project is licensed under the Apache-2.0 License. See the LICENSE file for details.