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testarmada-magellan-dep-injector

v1.1.1

Published

A module for injecting Magellan dependencies in CI environments

Downloads

5

Readme

Magellan Dependency Injector

magellan-dep-injector is a command line tool for injecting dependencies into your magellan.json configuration (and node project) very late in your build process, i.e. immediately before running magellan. This is a useful pattern if you have the need to inject monitoring or reporting tools into projects passing through a larger-scale CI infrastructure, especially if you do not use containers or have a variety of containers and don't wish to pollute projects or images with CI-only module references.

Usage

Assuming you want to inject [email protected] and [email protected], but also scrub old-module-name from ./tests/functional/magellan.json, and have [email protected] and [email protected] installed:

magellan-dep-injector [email protected],[email protected] --exclude=old-module-name --config_path=./tests/functional

License

All code not otherwise specified is Copyright Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. Released under the MIT License.