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leadent-config-manager

v0.1.9

Published

Leadent Config Manager CLI

Downloads

654

Readme

Leadent Config Manager

L.C.M. has two main uses:

  1. Fetch and merge config for local testing or deployment
  2. Diff local config changes to create files to be added to the config repo

1. Fetch and merge configuration files

USAGE
  $ leadent-config-manager setup <frontend | portal> [-b <value>] -c <value> -e <value> [-i <value>] [-l <value>] 

FLAGS
  -b, --branch=<value>       all-configs branch name to fetch the config files from, this will default to 'main' if not provided
  -c, --client=<value>       (required) Client name (folder name in the config repo)
  -e, --environment=<value>  (required) Target environment (e.g.: dev, local, staging, production)
  -i, --inherit=<value>      An environment to be merged with the base file before merging with the target environment
  -l, --developer=<value>    Local developer's settings (merge settings in 'local' folder in all-configs)
  -r, --reset=<value>        Reset local changes before merging in configuration, the value is the branch name in omw-fe or portal to reset to

DESCRIPTION
  When merging in configuration, the config is fetched and merged into the existing configuration in the following order:
  1. --reset
  2. --inherit
  3. --environment
  4. --local

EXAMPLES
  To merge customer specific configuration
  $ leadent-config-manager setup frontend -c client1 -e production
  
  To merge configuration from a different config branch
  $ leadent-config-manager setup frontend -c client1 -e production -b all-config-branch

  To merge configuration with an inherited environment
  $ leadent-config-manager setup frontend -c client1 -i production -e staging
  
  To configuration with a specific developer's settings
  $ leadent-config-manager setup frontend -c client1 -i production -l dev1
  
   To merge customer specific configuration with an developer settings
  $ leadent-config-manager setup frontend -c client1 -l dev1
  
  To merge reset any local config changes before merging in configuration
  $ leadent-config-manager setup frontend -c client1 -i production -l dev1 -r omw-fe-branch
  
  A full example
  $ leadent-config-manager setup frontend -r omw-fe-branch -b all-config-branch -c client1 -i production -e staging -l dev1

2. Diffing configuration files

USAGE
$ leadent-config-manager diff frontend -d <value> [-b <value>]

FLAGS
  -b, --branch=<value>       all-configs branch name to fetch the config files from, this will default to 'main' if not provided
  -d, --diff=<value>         Branch name to diff against, this will default to 'primary' if not provided

DESCRIPTION
  This creates a diff your local configuration compared to the omw-fe or portal branch provided.
  This could then be added to all-configs. 

EXAMPLES
  $ leadent-config-manager diff frontend
  $ leadent-config-manager diff frontend -d some-new-omw-fe-branch