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pmp-hub

v0.1.6

Published

pmp-hub CLI

Downloads

16

Readme

pmp-hub

This package installs a CLI that allows you to pull down pre-made CI/CD pipelines from the pmp-hub repository https://github.com/shortxmas/pmp-hub/tree/main/pmps.

This package is currently in its early stages and may not work fully. Please make issues for any errors encountered at https://github.com/shortxmas/pmp-hub/issues

  1. Installation
  2. Commands
  3. Contributing a pmp
  4. Issues

Installation

Run npm install -g pmp-hub to install the pmp-hub CLI globally.

Commands

All pmps can be found at https://github.com/shortxmas/pmp-hub/tree/main/pmps

pmp pull <pmp name> pulls pmp files into the current working directory.

pmp select will list out all available pmps and will pull the pmp you selected into the current working directory.

Contributing a pmp

Make a pull request with your pmp in the ./pmps directory in https://github.com/shortxmas/pmp-hub/pulls.

Name the pmp folder with what your pmp does. For example django-docker-githubactions-awsec2.

For any files in the pipeline thats use sensitive information like credentials, store them with environment variables and create a readme documenting what your pmp does and any environment variables that are neeeded.

For the pmp read me, please use the following format.

# GitHub Actions Push Docker Image to AWS ECR

1. [Contents](#contents)
2. [Secrects/Variables Used](#secrectsvariables-used)
3. [How to Use](#how-to-use)

## Contents

What does this pmp do and what does it contain.

## Secrects/Variables Used

**In GitHub repository actions secrets:**
- REPOSITORY_SECRET1
- REPOSITORY_SECRET2

**Environment Variables**
- ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE1
- ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE2

## How to Use

1. Step 1
2. Step 2
3. Step 3....

Issues

This package is currently in its early stages and may not fully work. Please make issues for any errors encountered at https://github.com/shortxmas/pmp-hub-cli/issues