beekeeper-util

Introduction

The utility for the beekeeper-service and other deployment related services. Beekeeper Util can be controlled through a number of flags and/or environment variables.

Installing

npm install --global beekeeper-util

or

yarn global add beekeeper-util

Setting Defaults

By default all services are enabled on configure/release. If you would like to prevent certain integrations from being automatically set up, you can disable them by creating a .beekeeper.env file in the root of your project. The env file is parsed and will be applied as if they were set in your environment. DO NOT place secrets or other confidential information in this file.

Example .beekeeper.env

BEEKEEPER_ENABLED=false
BEEKEEPER_GITHUB_RELEASE_ENABLED=false

Travis Environment variables

Beekeeper Util allows you to set up default travis environment variables for your project. It also allows you to remap environment variables set in your environment into differently named environment variables in Travis (e.g. BEEKEEPER_NPM_TOKEN => NPM_TOKEN). Create a .beekeeper-travis.json file in the root of your project to enable this feature. Whenever beekeeper-configure is called, these environment variables will be added to your travis configuration. You can then reference them in your travis.yml without needing to encrypt them first. All environment variables are encrypted by travis.

There are two types of variables, static values (using the value key in your json object), or environment variables (using the env key in your json object). The env option will take the current value in the environment, encrypt and assign that variable to your travis configuration.

Example .beekeeper-travis.json

{
  "env": [
    {
      "name": "DEBUG",
      "value": "meshblu-connector-*,octodash"
    },
    {
      "name": "MESHBLU_CONNECTOR_GPG_KEY_ID",
      "env": "BEEKEEPER_MESHBLU_CONNECTOR_GPG_KEY_ID"
    }
  ]
}

Commands

beekeeper-configure (alias bkc)

Configure your project.

beekeeper-release (alias bkr)

Create a release and (optionally) trigger an automatic deployment using semver to create a proper version number and tag. Uses --patch by default.

beekeeper-tag (alias bkt)

Mark a deployment with a "tag"

beekeeper-status (alias bks)

Get status of the a deployment

beekeeper-webhook (no alias)

Mark a deployment with CI passing or build passsing

beekeeper-update (no alias)

Update a deployment with a docker url

beekeeper-delete (no alias)

Delete a deployment

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright 2016 Octoblu

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