README
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stencil
Stencil is a go-template powered micro-service lifecycle manager.
How to Use
Download the latest release and extract it.
# Create a directory for your new service, or run in an existing stencil service dir
$ cd my-new-service
$ ./stencil
Profit.
Creating a new service
TODO
For now you can simply create a service.yaml and add a module to the list.
Writing Templates
Templates are written via go-template syntax. Simply create a new module repository with a manifest.yaml and create a .tpl file to have it be automatically included / rendered. By default a file is written to the same place as the name it has in the template repository. This can be changed with the file.SetPath function.
Functions
All available template functions are able to be found on [pkg.dev](ADD LINK AFTER OSS).
License
Apache-2.0
Documentation
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Source Files
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vfs
Package vfs implements a layered filesystem for use with billy.Filesystem
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Package vfs implements a layered filesystem for use with billy.Filesystem |
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pkg
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codegen
Package codegen has code generators for Go projects This is intended for use with stencil Builder:Build is the main entry point and this uses the fields of the Manifest and the builder itself to first generate a list of files.
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Package codegen has code generators for Go projects This is intended for use with stencil Builder:Build is the main entry point and this uses the fields of the Manifest and the builder itself to first generate a list of files. |
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configuration
Package configuration implements configuration loading logic for stencil repositories and template repositories
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Package configuration implements configuration loading logic for stencil repositories and template repositories |
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gitauth
Package gitauth provides helpers for setting up auth
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Package gitauth provides helpers for setting up auth |
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tests
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