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Build a directory of Kubernetes ConfigMap/Secret manifests, inserting data from files.

Project description

Build a directory of Kubernetes ConfigMap/Secret manifests, inserting data from files.

Example

Given this directory:

  • mymanifests/

    • configmaps/

      • mymap.yaml

      • mymap.yaml.files/

        • file1

        • file2

Running k8s-build-maps mymanifests mymanifests-built creates this directory:

  • mymanifests-built/

    • configmaps/

      • mymap.yaml

With values from mymap.yaml.files/file1 and mymap.yaml.files/file2 inserted into the data section of mymap.yaml as file1.yaml and file2.yaml

Installation

pip install k8s-build-maps

Usage

k8s-build-maps SOURCE [DEST] [--clean] [--no-clean] [-q/--quiet] [--debug]

Where:

  • SOURCE: Required. The source manifest directory.

  • DEST: Optional if present in build config (see below). The destination manifest directory.

  • --clean/--no-clean: Pass --clean to remove existing files in DEST before building the manifests.

  • Defaults to --no-clean.

  • -q/--quiet: Hide output.

  • --debug: Enable debug logging.

Config file

The SOURCE directory can have an optional .build-maps.yaml config file. This may contain the following values:

  • dest: DEST path, relative to SOURCE. Can be overridden on the command line.

  • clean: true or false. Can be overridden on the command line by --clean/--no-clean

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