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dargstack_rgen

v0.9.33

Published

Generates a DargStack stack project readme.

Downloads

606

Readme

CI

DargStack RGen

DargStack's README.md generator.

Run the script using node ./src/generator.js or dargstack rgen.

Help

Options:
  --version   Show version number                                      [boolean]
  --path, -p  Path to a DargStack stack project                         [string]
  --help, -h  Show help                                                [boolean]

Example

YAML input:

# example.com
# https://example.com/
# example
# https://github.com/example/example/
---
configs:
  service_config:
  # The service's config.
    file: ./path/to/con.fig
secrets:
  service_password:
  # The service's login password
    file: ./path/to/password.secret
services:
  adminer:
  # You can access the service's frontend at [service.localhost](https://service.localhost/).
  # This information is required for login:
  #
  # |          |                     |
  # | -------- | ------------------- |
  # | Username | service_user     |
  # | Password | [service_password] |
  #
  # Values in square brackets are [Docker secrets](https://docs.docker.com/engine/swarm/secrets/).
    configs:
    - source: service_config
      target: /src/app/config/con.fig
    image: service:1.2.3
    secrets:
    - service_password
    volumes:
    - service_data:/mnt/data/
version: "3.8"
volumes:
  service_data:
  # The service's data.
    {}

Markdown output:

# example_stack


The Docker stack configuration for [example.com](https://example.com/).

This project is deployed in accordance to the [DargStack template](https://github.com/dargstack/dargstack_template/) to make deployment a breeze. It is closely related to [example's source code](https://github.com/example/example/).

## Table of Contents


 1. [configs](#configs)

 2. [secrets](#secrets)

 3. [services](#services)

 4. [volumes](#volumes)


## configs


 - ### `service_config`

    The service's config.


## secrets


 - ### `service_password`

    The service's login password


## services


 - ### `adminer`

    You can access the service's frontend at [service.localhost](https://service.localhost/).
    This information is required for login:

    |          |                     |
    | -------- | ------------------- |
    | Username | service_user     |
    | Password | [service_password] |

    Values in square brackets are [Docker secrets](https://docs.docker.com/engine/swarm/secrets/).


## volumes


 - ### `service_data`

    The service's data.


Markdown rendered:

example_stack

The Docker stack configuration for example.com.

This project is deployed in accordance to the DargStack template to make deployment a breeze. It is closely related to example's source code.

Table of Contents

  1. configs

  2. secrets

  3. services

  4. volumes

configs

  • service_config

    The service's config.

secrets

  • service_password

    The service's login password

services

  • adminer

    You can access the service's frontend at [service.localhost]>(https://service.localhost/). This information is required for login:

    | | | | -------- | ------------------- | | Username | service_user | | Password | [service_password] |

    Values in square brackets are Docker secrets.

volumes

  • service_data

    The service's data.