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@my-ideas/cftpl

v0.1.16

Published

Add Mustache templating to AWS CLoudFormation

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13

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What

cftpl is a commandline utility to add a template engine (Mustache) to AWS CloudFormation

Usage

  1. Install: npm install -g @my-ideas/cftpl
  2. Execution: cftpl <create|changeset> <template> [--stage <stage>] [--profile <profile>]

Action create perform an upsert of the stack (create if doesn't exist, otherwise update). changeset create a ChangeSet with the given template

  • --profile ,profile>: the AWS profile to use to call CloudFormation (this is the only supported credential settings)
  • --dry-run: if you specify this parameter, CloudFormation will not be called
  • --stage <stage>: Add a variable stages: [{name: <stage>}] to the template metadata - this is usefull to create separate stack with the same template (see the examples in /test)

How to write a template

The templating engine is Mustache, refer to Mustache' suser manual.

  • Check test/templates/simple-sns.yaml for a fully documented how-to write a template
  • Check test/gtemplates/test-api-gateway/stack.tpl to see how to load external files in the template

For large templates it is possible to upload the stack generated to S3 by adding the property Metadata.aws.template.__use_s3=bucket . See test/templates/simple-sns-s3-live.yaml

Custom functions

The following functions can be used inside a template:

  • {{funcTime}}: returns the value of new Date().getTime() - @see simple-sns-function.yaml
  • {{#jsonize}}a.key{{/jsonize}}: Return the json representation of the given key - @see test-simple-functions.json
  • {{#jsonizeEscapeQuotes}}a.key{{/jsonizeEscapeQuotes}},: serialize object a.key in JSON and escape all the quotes (which means, convert the object in a string that you can include in other strings. @see /test/templates/test-api-gateway/stack-functions.tpl)

Notes:

  • The name of the stack is in the template metadata

How to count for difference in a ChangeSet

BUG: If there are no changes, aws returns an error! cftpl changeset test/templates/simple-sns.yaml --profile porketta --stage gamma | tail -n +4 | jq '.Changes | length'