bpdt

bpdt - Braspag Deploy Tools

Work in Progress

Collection of tools to ease the deploy of applications

Installation

gobinaries.com method

Install to /usr/local/bin

curl -sf https://gobinaries.com/BraspagDevelopers/bpdt | sh

You can also specify a custom directory where to download the binary file

# Install on the current directory
curl -sf https://gobinaries.com/BraspagDevelopers/bpdt | PREFIX=. sh

# Install on /tmp
curl -sf https://gobinaries.com/BraspagDevelopers/bpdt | PREFIX=/tmp sh

go install method

go install github.com/BraspagDevelopers/bpdt@latest

Usage

bpdt export-settings

Convert multiples appsettings.*.json files to .env file syntax

bpdt export-settings [-d <dir>] -f <file1> -f <file2>

Flags

• --directory, -d: Directory where the files will be looked for
• --file, -f: Files that will be used as input

bpdt patch-nuget

Add clear text passwords to a nuget config file

bpdt patch-nuget <path> <nugetSource> <username> <password>

Arguments

1. <path>: Path of the nuget config file
2. <nugetSource>: Nuget source to which add the credentials
3. <username>: Username
4. <password>: Password

bpdt env-to-yaml

Add entries to a YAML element using a .env file as input

bpdt env-to-yaml <.env-file-path> <yaml-file-path>

Arguments

1. <.env-file-path>: Path of the .env file
2. <yaml-file-path>: Path of the YAML file

Flags

• --directory, -d: Directory where the files will be looked for
• --ypath: A period separated string indicating where in the YAML the variables should be appended

bpdt ref-secrets

Adds a secret key reference variable to a yaml file. The file is tipically a kubernetes Deployment or Pod resource file.

bpdt ref-secrets <file-path> <secret-name>

Arguments

1. <file-path>: Path of the .env file
2. <secret-name>: Path of the YAML file

Flags

• --ypath: A period separated string indicating where in the YAML the variables are placed. Default: spec.template.spec.containers.0.env

• --directory, -d:: Directory where the files will be looked for. Default: working directory

• --prefix, -p: The prefix for the secret variables. Default: #<Secret>{

• --suffix, -s: The suffix for the secret variables. Default: }#