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@guidesmiths/cuckoojs-schematics

v0.0.10

Published

A collection of CuckooJS schematics

Downloads

11

Readme

Getting Started With Schematics

This repository is a basic Schematic implementation that serves as a starting point to create and publish Schematics to NPM.

Testing

To test locally, install @angular-devkit/schematics-cli globally and use the schematics command line tool. That tool acts the same as the generate command of the Angular CLI, but also has a debug mode.

Check the documentation with

schematics --help

Unit Testing

npm run test will run the unit tests, using Jasmine as a runner and test framework.

Publishing

To publish, simply do:

npm run build
npm publish

That's it!

Available schematics

Pull Request Template

  • Description: Enables having a standard format when doing Pull Request
  • Command: schematics @guidesmiths/cuckoojs-schematics:pr-template
  • Parameters:

| Name | Description | Supported values | Default value | |-------------|-----------------------------------|-------------------------|----------------| | gitProvider | Git provider where repo is hosted | github, azuredevops | |

Dockerfile

  • Description: Created a Dockerfile for your build type
  • Command: schematics @guidesmiths/cuckoojs-schematics:dockerfile
  • Parameters:

| Name | Description | Supported values | Default value | |---------------|---------------------------------------|-------------------------|---------------| | directory | Directory where files will be created | valid folder | . | | buildType | Specify the build process | github, azuredevops | | | nodeVersion | Specify the NodeJS version to use | 18, 16, 14, 12 | |

Gitignore

  • Description: Created a Gitignore file with common files
  • Command: schematics @guidesmiths/cuckoojs-schematics:gitignore
  • Parameters:

| Name | Description | Supported values | Default value | |---------------|---------------------------------------|-------------------------|---------------| | directory | Directory where files will be created | valid folder | . |

Commitlint

  • Description: Config commit message pattern for your commits
  • Command: schematics @guidesmiths/cuckoojs-schematics:commitlint
  • Parameters:

| Name | Description | Supported values | Default value | |---------------|---------------------------------------|-------------------------|---------------| | directory | Directory where files will be created | valid folder | . |

Continuous Integration

  • Description: Config basic CI pipeline (docker build and push)
  • Command: schematics @guidesmiths/cuckoojs-schematics:ci
  • Parameters:

| Name | Description | Supported values | Default value | |------------------|------------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------|------| | ciProvider | CI provider | github, azuredevops | | | dockerRegistry | Docker registry to push image or service connection if AzureDevOps | string | | | imageName | Name of the docker image | string | |

Helm chart

  • Description: Create a helm chart to deploy on kubernetes
  • Command: schematics @guidesmiths/cuckoojs-schematics:helm
  • Parameters:

| Name | Description | Supported values | Default value | |---------------|-----------------------------------------------|------------------|---------------| | serviceName | Name of the resource to deploy | string | | | imageName | Docker image to be deployed | string | | | resourcesLimitCpu | Maximum cpu used by each pod | number | 100 | | resourcesLimitMemory | Maximum memory used by each pod | number | 128 | | resourcesRequestCpu | Requested cpu used by a pod to be launched | number | 100 | | resourcesRequestMemory | Requested memory used by a pod to be launched | number | 128 | | autoscalingEnabled | Enable autoscaling features on the pods | true, false | true | | autoscalingReplicasMin | Autoscaled minimum replicas | number | 1 | | autoscalingReplicasMax | Autoscaled maximum replicas | number | 5 | | autoscalingTargetCpu | Target cpu used to trigger autoscaling | number | 75 | | ingressController | Ingress controller to be used | generic, traefik | generic | | tlsCertManager | TLS certificate manager to be used | none, certManager | none | | domainName | Domain name for the service | string | chart-example.local |