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generator-tf-infra

v0.3.22

Published

An opinionated generator for Terraform infrastructure projects

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16

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MIT license

Yeoman Generator for Terraform Infrastructure Projects

generator-tf-infra is an opinionated generator for Terraform infrastructure projects. Currently only supports the AWS Provider.

Largely informed by Terraform: Up & Running but with an emphasis on infrastructure being defined once-only with only variables differing across environments.

Also prioritises executing operations from a single common entry point to aid inclusion in CI/CD pipelines and includes supporting tooling, as required.

Prerequisites

  1. Install latest Node LTS.
  2. npm install -g yo
  3. npm install -g generator-tf-infra

Usage

$ yo tf-infra
$ yo tf-infra --help

NOTE: This template will generate files in the current directory, so be sure to always run it against the correct directory.

Terraform Operations

The tasks plan, apply and destroy are defined in the generated Makefile.

export AWS_PROFILE=dev_profile
ENV=dev make apply

Where dev is one of the environment names supplied when running the generator and dev_profile is a named profile in the user's .aws/credentials file.

In this case the infrastructure defined by the project is applied using the variables defined in

environments/dev/variables.tfvars

Pre-Commit Hook

Optionally, you can install pre-commit hooks to validate terraform files, enforce consistent formatting and create module documentation.

Prerequisites

Install the pre-commit package and the required dependencies

On MacOSX:

$ brew install pre-commit gawk terraform-docs tflint tfsec coreutils checkov

Usage

Run generator-tf-infra with the --precommit option.

$ yo tf-infra --precommit

See README.md in the generated project for further details.

Tests

Optionally, you can generate sample tests to accompany the sample module. These are built on the terratest library and prove the correctness of the sample module in isolation of other infrastructure elements.

Tests heavily informed by (https://terratest.gruntwork.io/docs/getting-started/quick-start/#example-2-terraform-and-aws)

Prerequisites

To use Terratest, you need to install:

Go (requires version >=1.13)

Usage

Run generator-tf-infra with the --tests option (this can be combined with the --precommit option).

$ yo tf-infra --tests

Note: this option does nothing if you opt not to generate the sample module.