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cli-shippy

The indefatigable TELUS digital delivery platform assistant.

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The indefatigable TELUS digital delivery platform assistant.

  • Clone and deploy reference architecture starter kits
  • Onboard users into OpenShift & HashiCorp Vault
  • Create squads & assign tech leads & members
  • Create projects & assign them to squads
  • Toggle between environments & projects
  • Edit Vault secrets & policies
  • Bonanza of memes & laffs

Get it

npm install -g @telus/shippy-cli

Run it

Please make sure you are not running any application on port 3000 during shippy login, as the OAuth app will consume the port 3000 behind the scene

Help

shippy help

Initialize development environment tooling

shippy init

Search reference architecture documentation

shippy howdoi <feature>

Login

shippy login

Set environment and project

shippy environment sandbox
shippy project myproject
shippy status
# environment: sandbox
# project: shippy

Clone and deploy GitHub repos from starter kits

shippy create repo my-repo-name
shippy create pipeline my-repo-name
shippy create webhook my-repo-name

Change all the things!

shippy <create/get/edit/delete> <resource>

Use YAML

shippy get user test.user > testuser.yaml
shippy edit user test.user -f=testuser.yaml

Create a New User (requires escalated privileges)

shippy create user <name>

Note: Expected convention is your long-form name separated by a period (ie. john.doe)

Create a New Squad (requires escalated privileges)

shippy create squad <squadname>

Edit Existing Squad (requires escalated privileges)

shippy edit squad <squadname>

Create a New Project (requires escalated privileges)

shippy environment <sandbox|main>
shippy create project <project>

Note: Expected convention is your project's domain name/URL (ie. telus.com/foo would be foo, and bar-baz.telus.com would be bar-baz)

Edit Existing Project (requires escalated privileges)

_Note: follow the prompts to add or remove squads from the project

shippy edit project <project>

Create a starter-kit derived application

shippy environment <sandbox|main>
shippy project <myproject>
shippy create repo <myproject>

Note: You will be prompted with a list of starter-kits

Deploy your application pipeline to Openshift

shippy environment <sandbox|main>
shippy project <myproject>
shippy create pipeline <name>

Create a webhook to fire from GitHub to Jenkins

shippy environment <sandbox|main>
shippy project <myproject>
shippy create webhook <repository_name>

Create a new secret in Vault

shippy environment <sandbox|main>
shippy project <myproject>
shippy create secret <name>
key: <name>
value: <REDACTED>

Note: You will be taken to your preferred editor to paste the value in

Chill out

shippy party

Github: @telus • Twitter: @telusdigital

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Package last updated on 19 Jan 2021

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