Documentation ¶
Overview ¶
Package config provides the functions to load default or user provided configurations for different transformers
Index ¶
- type Factory
- type FieldSpec
- type NameBackReferences
- type TransformerConfig
- func (t *TransformerConfig) AddAnnotationFieldSpec(fs FieldSpec) (err error)
- func (t *TransformerConfig) AddLabelFieldSpec(fs FieldSpec) (err error)
- func (t *TransformerConfig) AddNamereferenceFieldSpec(nbrs NameBackReferences) (err error)
- func (t *TransformerConfig) AddPrefixFieldSpec(fs FieldSpec) (err error)
- func (t *TransformerConfig) AddSuffixFieldSpec(fs FieldSpec) (err error)
- func (t *TransformerConfig) Merge(input *TransformerConfig) (merged *TransformerConfig, err error)
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Types ¶
type Factory ¶
type Factory struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Factory makes instances of TransformerConfig.
func NewFactory ¶
type FieldSpec ¶
type FieldSpec struct { gvk.Gvk `json:",inline,omitempty" yaml:",inline,omitempty"` Path string `json:"path,omitempty" yaml:"path,omitempty"` CreateIfNotPresent bool `json:"create,omitempty" yaml:"create,omitempty"` }
FieldSpec completely specifies a kustomizable field in an unstructured representation of a k8s API object. It helps define the operands of transformations.
For example, a directive to add a common label to objects will need to know that a 'Deployment' object (in API group 'apps', any version) can have labels at field path 'spec/template/metadata/labels', and further that it is OK (or not OK) to add that field path to the object if the field path doesn't exist already.
This would look like
{ group: apps kind: Deployment path: spec/template/metadata/labels create: true }
func (FieldSpec) PathSlice ¶
PathSlice converts the path string to a slice of strings, separated by a '/'. Forward slash can be contained in a fieldname. such as ingress.kubernetes.io/auth-secret in Ingress annotations. To deal with this special case, the path to this field should be formatted as
metadata/annotations/ingress.kubernetes.io\/auth-secret
Then PathSlice will return
[]string{ "metadata", "annotations", "ingress.auth-secretkubernetes.io/auth-secret" }
type NameBackReferences ¶
type NameBackReferences struct { gvk.Gvk `json:",inline,omitempty" yaml:",inline,omitempty"` FieldSpecs fsSlice `json:"FieldSpecs,omitempty" yaml:"FieldSpecs,omitempty"` }
NameBackReferences is an association between a gvk.GVK and a list of FieldSpec instances that could refer to it.
It is used to handle name changes, and can be thought of as a a contact list. If you change your own contact info (name, phone number, etc.), you must tell your contacts or they won't know about the change.
For example, ConfigMaps can be used by Pods and everything that contains a Pod; Deployment, Job, StatefulSet, etc. To change the name of a ConfigMap instance from 'alice' to 'bob', one must visit all objects that could refer to the ConfigMap, see if they mention 'alice', and if so, change the reference to 'bob'.
The NameBackReferences instance to aid in this could look like
{ kind: ConfigMap version: v1 FieldSpecs: - kind: Pod version: v1 path: spec/volumes/configMap/name - kind: Deployment path: spec/template/spec/volumes/configMap/name - kind: Job path: spec/template/spec/volumes/configMap/name (etc.) }
func (NameBackReferences) String ¶
func (n NameBackReferences) String() string
type TransformerConfig ¶
type TransformerConfig struct { NamePrefix fsSlice `json:"namePrefix,omitempty" yaml:"namePrefix,omitempty"` NameSuffix fsSlice `json:"nameSuffix,omitempty" yaml:"nameSuffix,omitempty"` NameSpace fsSlice `json:"namespace,omitempty" yaml:"namespace,omitempty"` CommonLabels fsSlice `json:"commonLabels,omitempty" yaml:"commonLabels,omitempty"` CommonAnnotations fsSlice `json:"commonAnnotations,omitempty" yaml:"commonAnnotations,omitempty"` NameReference nbrSlice `json:"nameReference,omitempty" yaml:"nameReference,omitempty"` VarReference fsSlice `json:"varReference,omitempty" yaml:"varReference,omitempty"` }
TransformerConfig holds the data needed to perform transformations.
func LoadConfigFromCRDs ¶
func LoadConfigFromCRDs( ldr ifc.Loader, paths []string) (*TransformerConfig, error)
LoadConfigFromCRDs parse CRD schemas from paths into a TransformerConfig
func MakeDefaultConfig ¶
func MakeDefaultConfig() *TransformerConfig
MakeDefaultConfig returns a default TransformerConfig.
func MakeEmptyConfig ¶
func MakeEmptyConfig() *TransformerConfig
MakeEmptyConfig returns an empty TransformerConfig object
func MakeTransformerConfig ¶
func MakeTransformerConfig( ldr ifc.Loader, paths []string) (*TransformerConfig, error)
MakeTransformerConfig returns a merger of custom config, if any, with default config.
func (*TransformerConfig) AddAnnotationFieldSpec ¶
func (t *TransformerConfig) AddAnnotationFieldSpec(fs FieldSpec) (err error)
AddAnnotationFieldSpec adds a FieldSpec to CommonAnnotations
func (*TransformerConfig) AddLabelFieldSpec ¶
func (t *TransformerConfig) AddLabelFieldSpec(fs FieldSpec) (err error)
AddLabelFieldSpec adds a FieldSpec to CommonLabels
func (*TransformerConfig) AddNamereferenceFieldSpec ¶
func (t *TransformerConfig) AddNamereferenceFieldSpec( nbrs NameBackReferences) (err error)
AddNamereferenceFieldSpec adds a NameBackReferences to NameReference
func (*TransformerConfig) AddPrefixFieldSpec ¶
func (t *TransformerConfig) AddPrefixFieldSpec(fs FieldSpec) (err error)
AddPrefixFieldSpec adds a FieldSpec to NamePrefix
func (*TransformerConfig) AddSuffixFieldSpec ¶ added in v1.0.11
func (t *TransformerConfig) AddSuffixFieldSpec(fs FieldSpec) (err error)
AddSuffixFieldSpec adds a FieldSpec to NameSuffix
func (*TransformerConfig) Merge ¶
func (t *TransformerConfig) Merge(input *TransformerConfig) ( merged *TransformerConfig, err error)
Merge merges two TransformerConfigs objects into a new TransformerConfig object
Source Files ¶
Directories ¶
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Package defaultconfig provides the default transformer configurations
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Package defaultconfig provides the default transformer configurations |