Thin wrapper script to run Terraform against LocalStack
Project description
tflocal
- Terraform with LocalStack
This package provides tflocal
- a small wrapper script to run Terraform against LocalStack.
Prerequisites
- Python 3.x
pip
terraform
How it works
The script uses the Terraform Override mechanism and creates a temporary file localstack_providers_override.tf
to configure the endpoints for the AWS provider
section. The endpoints for all services are configured to point to the LocalStack API (http://localhost:4566
by default).
Installation
The tflocal
command line interface can be installed via pip
:
pip install terraform-local
Configurations
The following environment variables can be configured:
TF_CMD
: Terraform command to call (default:terraform
)LOCALSTACK_HOSTNAME
: host name of the target LocalStack instanceEDGE_PORT
: port number of the target LocalStack instanceS3_HOSTNAME
: special hostname to be used to connect to LocalStack S3 (default:s3.localhost.localstack.cloud
)USE_EXEC
: whether to useos.exec
instead ofsubprocess.Popen
(try using this in case of I/O issues)<SERVICE>_ENDPOINT
: setting a custom service endpoint, e.g.,COGNITO_IDP_ENDPOINT=http://example.com
AWS_DEFAULT_REGION
: the AWS region to use (default:us-east-1
, or determined from local credentials ifboto3
is installed)
Usage
The tflocal
command has the same usage as the terraform
command. For detailed usage,
please refer to the man pages of terraform --help
.
Change Log
- v0.7: Add initial support for provider aliases
- v0.6: Fix selection of default region
- v0.5: Make AWS region configurable, add
region
to provider config - v0.4: Fix using use_s3_path_style for S3_HOSTNAME=localhost; exclude
meteringmarketplace
service endpoint - v0.3: Fix support for -chdir=... to create providers file in target directory
- v0.2: Add ability to specify custom endpoints; pass INT signals to subprocess
- v0.1: Initial release
License
This software library is released under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (see LICENSE
).
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