cprl

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[WARNING] In Early Development

cprl

How to Install

Homebrew

$ brew tap JamesChung/tap
$ brew install JamesChung/tap/cprl

Go

$ go install github.com/JamesChung/cprl@latest

Make

This will build and install the binary to your ~/.local/bin. Make sure you have that in your PATH.

$ make local

Handy Examples

cprl credentials assume will prompt you for a role ARN and session name and will configure an AWS profile based on the name you provide it.

cprl console open --aws-profile=dev will open your default web browser to the AWS console based on the specified AWS profile.

Commands

The documentation for each command and sub-command can be found here.

Config File

cprl will first search for a cprl.yaml file in the current working directory. If not found it will search in the user's home .config/ directory as .config/cprl/cprl.yaml. If neither is found cprl will prompt you if you'd like it to create a cprl.yaml file for you with a template. You will still need to provide it your preferred values after creation.

Schema

# cprl will always default to this profile if `--profile` is not set
default:
  # profile wide configs
  config:
    # the default aws profile used unless overrode via `--aws-profile` flag
    aws-profile: <profile name>
  # individual service level configurations
  services:
    console:
      gov-cloud: true | false
    codecommit:
      repositories:
        - <repo name>
        - <repo name>
        - <repo name>
<custom profile>:
  config:
    aws-profile: <profile name>
  services:
    codecommit:
      repositories:
        - <repo name>
        - <repo name>
        - <repo name>

Example

default:
  config:
    aws-profile: default
  services:
    codecommit:
      repositories:
        - example-repo
        - other-example-repo
secondary:
  config:
    aws-profile: dev
  services:
    codecommit:
      repositories:
        - dev-example-repo