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@joshwycuff/terrascript-plugin-modules

v1.0.2

Published

> TODO: description

Downloads

95

Readme

terrascript-plugin-modules

Terrascript plugin which implements the modules functionality. This allows arbitrary JavaScript to be imported and run in Terrascript actions.

Install

This plugin comes with any installation of Terrascript as a dependency.

Usage

Define modules under the modules key in a terrascript.yml configuration file. The terrascript.yml in which a module is defined as well as any child subprojects can use the module.

With modules, you can run Javascript functions within actions. The function should take a single input which is the context object. Modules that you want to import should look similar to the example below.

// scripts/mymodule.js
module.exports = {
    func: (context) => {
        console.log('running func')
        console.log(`I'm in ${context.target.name}`)
    }
}

You can import Javascript modules and run their exported functions in actions like so:

targets:
  dev:
modules:
  mymodule: scripts/mymodule.js
actions:
  doathing:
    - mymodule.func
terrascript dev doathing
# running func
# I'm in dev

You can also modify the context.

// scripts/mymodule.js
module.exports = {
    func: (context) => {
        console.log('running func')
        console.log('adding an environment variable to the config')
        context.conf.env.A_VAR = 'A_VAL'
    }
}
targets:
  dev:
modules:
  mymodule: scripts/mymodule.js
scripts:
  doathing:
    - echo $A_VAR
    - mymodule.func
    - echo $A_VAR
terrascript dev doathing
#
# running func
# adding an environment variable to the config
# A_VAL