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alz-package

v0.1.0

Published

2 months ago

GitHub-first packaging CLI for Azure Landing Zones Bicep accelerator workflows.

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azure landing-zones bicep alz cli

alz-package

alz-package is a manifest-driven CLI for packaging the Azure Landing Zones Bicep accelerator into a simpler GitHub-first workflow.

What it does

creates alz.package.yaml from existing accelerator config
validates local tools, Azure auth, GitHub auth, and required manifest fields
renders config/inputs.yaml and config/platform-landing-zone.yaml
prints or runs a non-interactive Deploy-Accelerator command
applies post-bootstrap Bicep starter composition for regions and common feature toggles
prints or runs GitHub repository/environment setup and the first workflow dispatch

Install

npm install
npm run build

Commands

node dist/cli.js init --force
node dist/cli.js validate
node dist/cli.js render
node dist/cli.js bootstrap
node dist/cli.js bootstrap --execute
node dist/cli.js compose
node dist/cli.js github-sync
node dist/cli.js github-sync --execute
node dist/cli.js deploy
node dist/cli.js deploy --execute

npm publishing direction

This package is structured to be published to npm and invoked as:

npx alz-package init

For public release, update the package name to your chosen npm namespace before publishing.