Useful shiz for developing Unikorn.
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make gokubectljqyq
Most useful script, this builds the binaries on your local machine, tags them with the most recent version defined in the Helm chart, and pushed them into KinD.
Second most useful script, this deploys the component to KinD. You will need to provide Helm values files to override default behaviour, which will be broken. Only restarts all services if the Helm chart version has changed, or their pod templates have.
Deployments are usually useless without Helm values.yaml files.
These are located in ~/.config/unikorn/local by default, and should be named after the service e.g. core.yaml, identity.yaml and so on (derived from the chart directory).
A special global.yaml file allows global parameters to be set for all deployments.
The deploy command has the following flags that may be of use:
-e <environment>choose the environment to use defined in~/.config/unikorn/${environment}when looking up values files.-tdump the deployment out as raw resources, useful for piping intokubectl diff -f -to make sure nothing untoward has changed.-pdo a production deployment using the actual helm repository, as opposed to the local source tree.
Like deploy, but just deletes all the pods.
This is used when a deploy would do nothing, e.g. the pod images or arguments have't changed but you have a new functional change pushed with build.
Uses the canonical version in Chart.yaml to tag and push, creating a release.
UI developer mode script, which has live reload and debug information readily available in your browser. You will need to define a few environment variables for your setup, see the code of details.
Docker images are big, and if you are compiling 20 a day, that's a lot of space. This deletes any danging images.
Fresh install:
build && deployTest a functional change:
build && restartRun:
make installNOTE: This defaults to ~/bin, you can set PREFIX to modify this.
Be aware you need to run shellcheck and pass before acceptance.