Playground

Playground lets you launch, manage, and clean up cloud instances across multiple providers. The playground itself is stateless, so you choose how to track instances.

Quick Start

1. Install the package

npm install @tobimadehin/playground

2. Create a provider map

import { AWSProvider, Playground } from '@tobimadehin/playground';

const providers = new Map();
providers.set('aws', new AWSProvider({ 
  accessKeyId: '...', 
  secretAccessKey: '...', 
  region: 'us-east-1' 
}));

const playground = new Playground({ 
  providers,
  imageMappingsPath: './examples/image-mappings.yaml'
});

3. Launch an instance

const instance = await playground.createInstance({
  imageType: 'ubuntu-22-small',
  sshKey: 'ssh-rsa AAAAB3NzaC1yc2EAAAADAQABAAAB... user@host'
});

console.log('Instance created:', instance.id, instance.ip);

4. Track and clean up

import { PlaygroundUtils } from '@tobimadehin/playground';

if (PlaygroundUtils.isExpired(instance)) {
  await playground.destroyInstance(instance.provider, instance.id);
}

Next Steps

• View example configurations
• View provider implementations
• Learn about state management patterns
• Explore multi-cloud failover and region-specific deployments
• Check-out dployr (Your app, your server, your rules!) - https://dployr.dev

License

MIT License — see LICENSE for details.