synapseformation
[!WARNING] This package is not actively maintained and is an MVP. The functionality and dependencies may change at any time, but will follow semantic versioning guidelines. Use at your own risk.
Client for using Synapse Formation Templates. Given one of these templates, synapseformation will be able to create all the components required in a Synapse Project. Currently the implementation does one of these two scenarios.
Usage
Command Line
synapseformation has a command line client that will create resources given a yaml or json template.
Usage: synapseformation [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
synapseformation is a tool to manage Synapse resources via configuration
files.
Options:
-V, --version Show the version and exit.
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
apply Creates Synapse Resources given a yaml or json
plan Creates Synapse Resources given a yaml or json
Contributing
Please view our contributing guide
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