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Judy is an all-in-one toolbox for Puppet. It's a mixture of Rake tasks to add to a pre-existing project and a CLI to allow you to run common puppet tasks through the command-line.
Some pre-made rake tasks are avaliable in the gem, to run puppet-lint on all .pp
files, and to run puppet parse all .pp
files
Just add
gem "judy"
To your Gemfile and then add
require "judy/tasks"
Now when you run bundle exec rake -T
in your app, you should see the judy tasks:
rake lint # Judy: Run puppet-lint
rake parse # Judy: Parse puppet files
On an invidiual file:
$ judy parse init.pp
Parsing with Puppet Version: 3.3.0
No error found on init.pp
Parse complete!
Or on a directory:
$ judy parse /etc/puppet/modules/
Parsing with Puppet Version: 3.3.0
Loading directory, looking for all puppet files...
No error found on /etc/puppet/modules/nginx/init.pp
Parser Error! File: /etc/puppet/modules/nginx/service.pp - Error: Syntax error at ','; expected '}' at /etc/puppet/modules/nginx/service.pp:13
Parse complete!
For a complete overview of all of the available commands, run:
$ judy help
Feel free to open issues in case of bugs or improvments.
See the contributing guide. Pull-requests welcome!
FAQs
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We found that judy demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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