Hookyns/tyml

Library which is able to take YAML file in given format and process its instructions. It is like Your private local pipeline.

Tyml

YAML Task Runner

TYML is library able to take YAML file in given format and process its instructions. It is like Your private local pipeline.

Example

Configuration

TymlContext tymlContext = new TymlContextBuilder()
    .AddTasks(typeof(CmdTask))
    .UseWorkingDirectory(path)
    .WithBaseVariables(new Dictionary<string, object>()
    {
        {"foo", 5},
        {"bar", "baz"}
    })
    .Build();
    
TymlExecutor tymlExecutor = provider.GetRequiredService<TymlExecutor>();
	
using (ConsoleSink sink = new ConsoleSink(new ConsoleSinkOptions(ColorTheme.DarkConsole))) 
{
	await foreach (TaskExecution execution in tymlExecutor.Execute(tymlContext, CONTENT_OF_YAML_FILE))
	{
		await execution.OutputReader.Pipe(sink);
	}
	
	await foreach (TaskExecution execution in tymlExecutor.Execute(tymlContext, CONTENT_OF_SOME_OTHER_YAML_FILE))
	{
		await execution.OutputReader.Pipe(sink);
	}
}

YAML Format

description: "Some description of this YAML" # optional description
variables: # optional variable section; overwriting environment variables and TymlContext variables.
  ProjectDescription: |-
    This is testing multiline project description.
    This is second line of it.
    with: colon

steps:
  - task: Cmd # Name of task
    displayName: "Run something" # Optional display name
    inputs: # Input arguments parsed into IDictionary passed to ITask.Execute or parsed into generic type of TaskBase<TInputs> if you inherit from that 
      Script: "something.exe"
      Args:
        SomeEnvVariable: $(ProductionEnvironment) # $(..) replaced by variable value before execution if defined
        ProjectDescription: '$(ProjectDescription)'
        FooVariable: $(foo)! # Required variable; Exception thrown if not defined

Predefined Tasks

You can install package RJDev.Tyml.Tasks.Base which implements basic tasks such as Cmd (run script on cmd/bash) and ExtractFiles.

Custom Tasks

If You want to create custom Task You must implement ITask interface or use generic abstract class TaskBase<TOfInputObject>. If You want to publish your packages to NuGet, it would be nice to keep some naming convention, at least keep Tyml.Tasks.{WhatKindOfTasks}; or create PR to Tasks.Basic.

[TymlTask("Cmd", "Optional task description")]
public class CmdTask : TaskBase<CmdTaskConfig>
{
	protected override Task<TaskCompletionStatus> Execute(TaskContext context, CmdInputs inputs, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
	{
        context.Out.WriteLine($"Script: {inputs.Script} with args: {string.Join("; ", inputs.Args.Select(entry => entry.Key + ":" + entry.Value))}");
		return this.OkSync();
	}
}