This murex module provides useful aliases, functions and tooling for DevOps
The following modules are included as part of this package:
This sets global variables which are required for the other modules
This provides additional helper functions for working with Terraform:
This downloads and installs a specific version of Terraform.
Example usage:
terraform-get 11.0
This switches to a different version of Terraform, providing you've already
downloaded it using the terraform-get tool above.
Example useage:
terraform-switch 11.0
You do not require manually running a terraform-switch after running
terraform-get.
This function creates some useful shortcuts for common actions in Terraform.
The reasoning behind having these functions only enabled via a env-tf is so
that you don't override other tools with common terms.
Rather than list each function, I'll just include the source for env-tf since
it is just as readable:
func env-tf {
# Sets some lazy shortcut functions for working with Terraform
func init {
# Remove existing .terraform directory and run `terraform init`
rm -rf .terraform
terraform init
}
func plan {
# Runs a Terraform plan. -c / --clean to remove .terraform directory and plan from a clean init
try {
args args {
"AllowAdditional": false,
"Flags": {
"--clean": "bool",
"-c": "--clean"
}
}
if { $args[Flags]->[--clean] } then {
init
} else {
terraform get
}
terraform plan
}
}
autocomplete set plan { [{
"Flags": [ "--clean" ]
}] }
func apply {
# Runs a Terraform get to sync modules before applying the config
terraform get
terraform apply
}
}
This provides autocompletion for docker-compose. It's not part of the base
install of murex because it adds considerably to the start up time of
murex to get around any sluggishness with calling docker-compose on the
fly.