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yamlw

v1.0.10

Published

A task to output YAML or JSON. Take build variables and write them to the build directory. Updates existing files or create them from scratch.

Downloads

13

Readme

yamlw

Extension on the Visual Studio Marketplace.

YouTube video of the VSTS YamlWriter task.

A package or command line to output YAML based on input parameters. Take build variables and write them to files.

Updates existing files or create them from scratch.

It will edit existing values and add new ones, including deep paths.

npm install yamlw

CLI Usage

This tool will wither create a non-existing file or edit and existing file. Use --dry-run to not save the result - just print it on screen.

Given this original file

replicaCount: 1
image:
  repository: jakkaj/sampletrainer
  tag: dev
  pullPolicy: IfNotPresent
outputs:
  modelfolder: /mnt/azure/
  mountpath: /mnt/azure
build:
  number: 1
yamlw -f samples/sample.yaml --set "build.number=23,something.else='my value'"
replicaCount: 1
image:
  repository: jakkaj/sampletrainer
  tag: dev
  pullPolicy: IfNotPresent
outputs:
  modelfolder: /mnt/azure/
  mountpath: /mnt/azure
build:
  number: 23
something:
  else: my value

Module Usage

var yamlwriter = require('yamlw');

var dry = true; //dry run, will not write file
var set = "build.number=23,something.else='my value'";
yamlwriter('/path/to/file', dry, set);