staroid-python
Staroid python client library
Install
pip install staroid
Quickstart
from staroid import Staroid
star = Staroid()
# Create a ske kubernetes cluster
my_cluster = star.cluster().create("my cluster", "gcp us-west1")
# Launch a project
ns = star.namespace(my_cluster).create("my_app", "GITHUB/staroids/namespace:master")
# stop instance
ns = star.namespace(my_cluster).stop("my_app")
# restart instance
ns = star.namespace(my_cluster).start("my_app")
# delete instance
ns = star.namespace(my_cluster).delete("my_app")
Configuration
Environment variables
| Env variable | optional | description |
|---|---|---|
| STAROID_ACCESS_TOKEN | false | Access token generated from here |
| STAROID_ACCOUNT | true | Account to use. e.g. GITHUB/my_github_login |
Config file
Altanatively, you can create ~/.staroid/config.yaml file like below.
access_token: <your access token> # access token from https://staroid.com/settings/accesstokens
account: <account> # optional. e.g. "GITHUB/my_github_login"
When both config file and environment variables exist, environment variable will take precedence.
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