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declastruct-unix-network

v1.0.3

Published

declarative control of unix network constructs via declastruct

Readme

declastruct-unix-network

test publish

Declarative control of Unix Network resources, via declastruct.

Declare the resources you want. Plan to see the changes required. Apply to make it so 🪄

install

npm install -s declastruct-unix-network

use via cli

example

wish ✨

declare the resources you wish to have - and what state you wish them to be in

import {
  getDeclastructUnixNetworkProvider,
  DeclaredUnixHostAlias,
  DeclaredUnixPortAlias,
  UnixPortEndpoint,
} from 'declastruct-unix-network';

export const getProviders = async (): Promise<DeclastructProvider[]> => [
  getDeclastructUnixNetworkProvider(
    {},
    {
      log: console,
    },
  ),
];

export const getResources = async (): Promise<DomainEntity<any>[]> => {
  // add host aliases
  const hostAliasPrep = DeclaredUnixHostAlias.as({
    via: '/etc/hosts',
    from: 'aws.ssmproxy.yourdb.prep',
    into: '127.0.0.1',
  });
  const hostAliasProd = DeclaredUnixHostAlias.as({
    via: '/etc/hosts',
    from: 'aws.ssmproxy.yourdb.prod',
    into: '127.0.0.1',
  });

  // add port aliases
  const portAliasPrep = DeclaredUnixPortAlias.as({
    via: 'systemd-socat',
    from: UnixPortEndpoint.as({ host: '127.0.0.1', port: 5432 }),
    into: UnixPortEndpoint.as({ host: '127.0.0.1', port: 15432 }),
  });
  const portAliasProd = DeclaredUnixPortAlias.as({
    via: 'systemd-socat',
    from: UnixPortEndpoint.as({ host: '127.0.0.1', port: 5433 }), // non standard port, to prevent accidental access
    into: UnixPortEndpoint.as({ host: '127.0.0.1', port: 15433 }),
  });

  // and return the full set
  return [hostAliasPrep, hostAliasProd, portAliasPrep, portAliasProd];
};

plan 🔮

plan how to achieve the wish of resources you've declared

this will emit a plan that declares the changes required in order to fulfill the wish

npx declastruct plan --wish provision/network/resources.ts --output provision/network/.temp/plan.json

apply 🪄

apply the plan to fulfill the wish

this will apply only the changes declared in the plan - and only if this plan is still applicable

npx declastruct apply --plan provision/network/.temp/plan.json

resources

  • DeclaredUnixHostAlias - manages /etc/hosts entries
  • DeclaredUnixPortAlias - manages systemd-socat port aliases

requirements

  • sudo access (for modifying /etc/hosts and systemd services)
  • linux with systemd (for port aliases)
  • socat installed (for port aliases)