This project provides cli to generate PHP classes for Kubernetes API objects. It uses official Kubernetes API json schema in order to generate classes for all API objects that corresponding Kubernetes version provides.
The recommended way to install Kodegen is Composer.
Install kodegen cli globally and use it anywhere, as long as Composer
vendor/bin directory is in your PATH.
Usually this dir is $HOME/.composer/vendor/bin.
composer global require dealroadshow/kodegenIn order to generate PHP code from generic json schema, just run the following command:
kodegen json-schema:generate:php path/to/json-schema-file.json
It will guide you through the generation process interactively.
At first you want to determine the latest API versions for chosen Kubernetes version. For example, the latest json schema version for Kubernetes v1.20 is v1.20.10. In order to get this versions, run command:
k8s:schema:versions [number of latest Kubernetes versions].
The output of this command may look like follows:
kodegen k8s:schema:versions 4
{"v1.19":"v1.19.14","v1.20":"v1.20.10","v1.21":"v1.21.4","v1.22":"v1.22.0"}
After that you may use this json to retrieve Kubernetes json schema:
export DEALROADSHOW_KODEGEN_JSON_SCHEMA_VERSIONS='{"v1.19":"v1.19.14","v1.20":"v1.20.10","v1.21":"v1.21.4","v1.22":"v1.22.0"}'
kodegen k8s:schema:fetch /tmp/kubernetes-schema.json
The command above will let you chose one on Kubernetes versions, defined in DEALROADSHOW_KODEGEN_JSON_SCHEMA_VERSIONS env variable.
When you have your Kubernetes json schema, you can generate PHP classes from it:
kodegen k8s:generate:php /tmp/kubernetes-schema.json
This command will guide you through the generation process interactively.