tarmac 0.1.9

Reliable deployments, repeatable workflows

🛫 Tarmac

Reliable deployments, repeatable workflows

Tarmac is a library and command-line tool for running repeatable workflows. It uses Python scripts combined with a Github-Actions-esque workflow definition to execute idempotent workflow runs.

This library is useful for setting up and deploying code to production servers. You can define your workflow, using custom scripts if needed, then simply run tarmac every time you want to push out an update.

Usage

(Recommended) Install the tool using the uv package manager:

uv tool install tarmac

This will make the tool available as the tarmac command in the shell.

Command options

tarmac WORKFLOW [OPTIONS]

Option	Description
-h, --help	Show the command usage and exit.
--version	Show the version and exit.
WORKFLOW	The name of the workflow (or script if --script is given) to run.
--script	Run a script directly instead of a workflow.
-i, --input	Define an input for the workflow.
--output-format	Define the output format for the workflow. Default is colored-text
-b, --base-path	Define the base path for the workflow, containing workflows and scripts. Defaults to TARMAC_BASE_PATH environment variable or the current directory.
-o, --output-file	Define the output file for the workflow. Defaults to stdout.

License

Tarmac is available under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt for more information.