toast-cli 3.1.9

A Python-based CLI utility with a plugin architecture for AWS, Kubernetes, Git, and more

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Toast is a Python-based CLI utility with a plugin architecture that simplifies the use of CLI tools for AWS, Kubernetes, Git, and more. It provides a unified interface for common DevOps tasks and enhances productivity through interactive selection and streamlined workflows.

Key Features

• Plugin-based Architecture

  • Modular design for easy extensibility
  • Dynamic command discovery and loading
  • Simple plugin development model

• AWS Integration

  • IAM Identity Checking (toast am)
  • AWS Profile Management (toast env)
  • AWS Region Selection (toast region)
  • AWS SSM Parameter Store Integration (toast dot)

• Kubernetes Management

  • Context Switching (toast ctx)
  • EKS Cluster Integration

• Git Workflow

  • Repository Cloning and Management
  • Branch Creation
  • Pull Operations with Rebase Support

• Workspace Organization

  • Directory Navigation (toast cdw)
  • Environment File Management (toast dot)

• Interactive Interface

  • FZF-powered selection menus
  • Formatted JSON output with JQ

Plugin Architecture

Toast uses a plugin-based architecture powered by Python's importlib and pkgutil modules:

• Each command is implemented as a separate plugin that extends the BasePlugin class
• Plugins are automatically discovered and loaded at runtime
• Commands are registered with Click for consistent CLI behavior
• New functionality can be added without modifying existing code

See ARCHITECTURE.md for detailed information about the design and implementation.

Installation

Requirements

• Python 3.6+
• Click package for CLI interface
• External tools used by various plugins:
  • fzf: Interactive selection in terminal
  • jq: JSON processing for formatted output
  • aws-cli: AWS command line interface
  • kubectl: Kubernetes command line tool

Installation Methods

# Install from PyPI
pip install toast-cli

# Update to latest version
pip install --upgrade toast-cli

# Install specific version
pip install toast-cli==3.1.0

# Install development version from GitHub
pip install git+https://github.com/opspresso/toast-cli.git

# Install in development mode from local clone
git clone https://github.com/opspresso/toast-cli.git
cd toast-cli
pip install -e .

Creating Symbolic Link (Optional)

If toast command is not available in your PATH after installation:

# Create a symbolic link to make it available system-wide
sudo ln -sf $(which toast) /usr/local/bin/toast

Usage

# View available commands
toast --help

# Run a specific command
toast am           # Show AWS identity
toast cdw          # Navigate workspace directories
toast ctx          # Manage Kubernetes contexts
toast dot          # Manage .env.local files with AWS SSM integration
toast env          # Manage AWS profiles
toast git          # Manage Git repositories
toast region       # Manage AWS region
toast version      # Display the current version

Command Examples

# AWS Identity Management
toast am                   # Show current AWS identity

# Workspace Navigation
toast cdw                  # Interactive selection of workspace directories

# Kubernetes Context Management
toast ctx                  # Switch between Kubernetes contexts
                          # Select [New...] to add EKS clusters
                          # Select [Del...] to remove contexts

# Environment File Management
toast dot                  # Show .env.local status
toast dot up               # Upload .env.local to AWS SSM Parameter Store
toast dot down             # Download .env.local from AWS SSM Parameter Store
toast dot ls               # List all .env.local files in AWS SSM

# AWS Profile Management
toast env                  # Switch between AWS profiles

# Git Repository Management
toast git repo-name clone  # Clone a repository
toast git repo-name rm     # Remove a repository
toast git repo-name branch -b branch-name  # Create a new branch
toast git repo-name pull   # Pull latest changes
toast git repo-name pull -r  # Pull with rebase

# AWS Region Management
toast region               # Switch between AWS regions

Extending with Plugins

To add a new plugin:

1. Create a new Python file in the toast/plugins directory
2. Define a class that extends BasePlugin
3. Implement the required methods (execute and optionally get_arguments)
4. Set the name and help class variables

Example plugin:

from toast.plugins.base_plugin import BasePlugin
import click

class MyPlugin(BasePlugin):
    name = "mycommand"
    help = "Description of my command"

    @classmethod
    def get_arguments(cls, func):
        # Optional: Define command arguments
        func = click.option("--option", "-o", help="An option for my command")(func)
        return func

    @classmethod
    def execute(cls, **kwargs):
        # Command implementation
        option = kwargs.get("option")
        if option:
            click.echo(f"Executing with option: {option}")
        else:
            click.echo("My custom command execution")

The plugin will be automatically discovered and loaded when toast is run.

Recommended Aliases

Add these to your shell configuration file (e.g., .bashrc, .zshrc):

# Main alias
alias t='toast'

# Navigate workspace directories
c() {
  cd "$(toast cdw)"
}

# Common Command Aliases
alias m='toast am'      # Show AWS identity
alias x='toast ctx'     # Manage Kubernetes contexts
alias d='toast dot'     # Manage .env.local files
alias e='toast env'     # Manage AWS profiles
alias g='toast git'     # Manage Git repositories
alias r='toast region'  # Manage AWS region

License

This project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0.

Contributing

Bug reports, feature requests, and pull requests are welcome through the GitHub repository.

Documentation

For more detailed information about the architecture and implementation, see ARCHITECTURE.md.

Visit the project website at toast.sh for additional resources.