Infra State Matcher

Support Terraform State for Matching config between resources e.g. compare config between Active Site & DR Site

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Getting Started

Installation

npm install @thaitype/infra-state-matcher

Usage

1. Export Terraform State into serialized JSON format on your terraform root module directory

   terraform show -json > prod.state.json

2. Copy the JSON file to the directory where you want to run the matcher

   cp prod.state.json .state/prod.state.json

3. Run build command to generate the matcher type helper, ism build
4. Write a configuration file for matching resources between two Terraform states, see example in examples/simple.match.ts
   1. Import Type Helper from the generated file

   import type { State } from '../.gen/SimpleStateMatcher/types.js';

   2. Write your own class and inherit ResourceAnnotation class for declaring resources metadata for matching in test cases

   class SimpleResourceAnnotation extends ResourceAnnotation {
     public label(resources: GenericResourceAnnotation[]): GenericResourceAnnotation[] {
       // Write your logic here
       return resources;
     }
   }

   3. Write your own class and inherit StateMatcher class for matching resources between two Terraform states

   class SimpleStateMatcher extends StateMatcher {
     public match(): void {
       const matcher = new ConfigMatcher({
         defaultPair: {
           actual: { site: 'dr' },
           expected: { site: 'active' },
         },
       });
   
       // Starting matching the resource `azurerm_app_service` with the service `web` and scope `contractor`
       const contractorWeb = matcher.createResourceMatcher<State['azurerm_app_service.common_auth_gateway']>({
         resource_type: 'azurerm_app_service',
         service: 'web',
         scope: 'contractor',
       });
   
       contractorWeb.expectKey('values.app_settings.APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_CONNECTION_STRING').matchConstant('value');
     }
   }

   4. Config how the matcher should run in the main function

   export default new MatchRunner({
     annotation: SimpleResourceAnnotation,
     stateMather: SimpleStateMatcher,
     options: {
       stateFile: ".state/prod.state.json",
     },
   });

5. Run start command to start the matching process, ism

Local Development

Development

bun install
bun run build

Type Checking

bun run check

Type Checking with Watch

bun run check:watch

Publish

Using release-it to publish the package, using npm commandline with OTP (One Time Password) for 2FA (Two Factor Authentication)

bun run release