Golang's template package now has an option for failing if template variables
are missing: https://golang.org/pkg/text/template/#Template.Option
This updates the templater code to make use of that option and return the
errors encountered during templating.
This fixes#1
Users of kontemplate may expect variables defined on the parent resource to be
inherited by children.
This implements that functionality. Values defined twice are overwritten by the
child's definition.
Fixes#20
This introduces support for looking up secret values in the 'pass' command line
tool (https://www.passwordstore.org/).
Values like passwords can be interpolated from pass and even more complex
structures like certificates for Kubernetes Secrets can be retrieved and base64-
encoded as necessary.
Fixes#2
A resource set collection is a resource set with an addition 'include' array
configured. It is a short-hand for importing multiple resource sets from the
same folder and for excluding/including them as a group.
See https://github.com/tazjin/kontemplate/issues/9 for more information.
Closes#9
* renamed --limit to --include (-i)
* added --exclude (-e)
Kontemplate users can now explicitly include and exclude certain resource sets.
Excludes always override includes.
Closes#11
* Adds support for calling `kubectl replace` (necessary for resource types that do
not support `apply`).
* Sets `kubectl` context to whatever is defined in the cluster configuration file
This integrates support for actually calling out to `kubectl apply`.
A dry-run flag is implemented, too.
The `run` command has been renamed to `template`.
This adds the Go template functions from [sprig][] as well as a custom `json`
function that can interpolate any data as a JSON object - very useful for adding
arrays of data in JSON format into a variable:
```
certificateDomains:
- oslo.pub
- tazj.in
annotations:
acme/certificate: {{ .certificateDomains | json }}
annotations:
acme/certificate: ["oslo.pub", "tazj.in"]
```
[sprig]: https://godoc.org/github.com/Masterminds/sprig
Adds a basic CLI structure with a single "run" command that takes a --file (-f)
and --limit (-l) flag.
--limit can be used to only output certain resource sets.
Closes#4
