re-yaml-common 2.0.4

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release-engineers/yaml-common

Extracts and merges common parts of YAML from one set of files into a common file. Note that this project attempts to preserve comments and order of properties in your YAML files, but can not preserve formatting.

Setup

pip install re-yaml-common

Usage

yaml-common merge <common file> <file 1> <file 2> ...

An example below for yaml-common merge tests/data/common.yaml tests/data/1.yaml tests/data/2.yaml.

Input

Content of common.yaml:

example-exists:
  str-1: This property already exists in common.yaml
  str-2: This property exists in all files

Content of 1.yaml:

example-common:
  # common comment
  depth:
    more-depth:
      array:
      - yes
      - for sure
      str: common string
    int: 123
    float: 1.23
  bool: true
  null:
example-specific:
  depth:
    more-depth:
      # specific comment to 1.yaml
      str-specific: 1.yaml
example-exists:
  str-2: This property exists in all files, and is overridden by 1.yaml
example-mixed:
  array-common:
  - yes
  - for sure again
  array-specific:
  - no
  - because this is specific to 1.yaml
  str-common: common string
  str-specific: 1.yaml
  sre-common-multiline: |
    -----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----
    01234567890
    -----END PUBLIC KEY-----
  unique-to-1: this property is unique to 1.yaml

Content of 2.yaml:

example-common:
  # common comment
  depth:
    more-depth:
      array:
      - yes
      - for sure
      str: common string
    int: 123
    float: 1.23
  bool: true
  null:
example-specific:
  depth:
    more-depth:
      # specific comment to 2.yaml
      str-specific: 2.yaml
example-exists:
  str-2: This property exists in all files, and is overridden by 2.yaml
example-mixed:
  array-common:
  - yes
  - for sure again
  array-specific:
  - no
  - because this is specific to 2.yaml
  str-common: common string
  str-specific: 2.yaml
  sre-common-multiline: |
    -----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----
    01234567890
    -----END PUBLIC KEY-----

Output

After running the above example, the content of the files will have changed to:

Expected content of common.yaml:

example-exists:
  str-1: This property already exists in common.yaml
  str-2: This property exists in all files
example-common:
  # common comment
  depth:
    more-depth:
      array:
      - yes
      - for sure
      str: common string
    int: 123
    float: 1.23
  bool: true
  null:
example-mixed:
  array-common:
  - yes
  - for sure again
  str-common: common string
  sre-common-multiline: |
    -----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----
    01234567890
    -----END PUBLIC KEY-----

Expected content of 1.yaml:

example-specific:
  depth:
    more-depth:
      # specific comment to 1.yaml
      str-specific: 1.yaml
example-exists:
  str-2: This property exists in all files, and is overridden by 1.yaml
example-mixed:
  array-specific:
  - no
  - because this is specific to 1.yaml
  str-specific: 1.yaml
  unique-to-1: this property is unique to 1.yaml

Expected content of 2.yaml:

example-specific:
  depth:
    more-depth:
      # specific comment to 2.yaml
      str-specific: 2.yaml
example-exists:
  str-2: This property exists in all files, and is overridden by 2.yaml
example-mixed:
  array-specific:
  - no
  - because this is specific to 2.yaml
  str-specific: 2.yaml

Contributing

This is a Python Poetry project using Fire. See Poetry for more information.

Development requires:

• Bash
• Docker
• Python
• Poetry

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