README

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TL;dr

This is a console command to convert and merges YAML files.

This project was developed as a helper-tool for our Docker development and build process and may be currently in a heavily biased state.

Note you can run this command directly with docker, since it's part of Phundament. See below for details.

Installation

The preferred way to install this extension is through composer.

Either run

composer require --prefer-dist dmstr/yii2-yaml-converter-command "*"

to the require section of your composer.json file.

Register a converter command in console configuration

'controllerMap' => [
	'stack-converter' => 'dmstr\console\controllers\DockerStackConverterController'
],

Usage

Within a Yii 2.0 application

Once the extension is installed, use it on the command line:

./yii yaml/convert-docker-compose \
    --dockerComposeFile=@app/docker-compose.yml \
    --templateDirectory=@app/build/stacks-tpl \
    --outputDirectory=@app

Alternative alias

./yii yaml/convert-docker-compose \
    --dockerComposeFile=@root/docker-compose.yml \
    --templateDirectory=@root/build/stacks-tpl \
    --outputDirectory=@root

Via Docker image

You can run the converter for Docker stacks directly with Docker, from the phundament/app Docker image

docker run phundament/app ./yii help yaml/convert-docker-compose

After checking the options, we may mount i.e. tests to /mnt in the container and run the conversion process

docker run -v `pwd`/tests:/mnt phundament/app ./yii yaml/convert-docker-compose \
    --dockerComposeFile=/mnt/base.yml \
    --templateDirectory=/mnt/stacks-tpl \
    --templateReplacementsFile=/mnt/eny.yml \
    --outputDirectory=/mnt/stacks-gen

Hint! You can check the installed version with docker run phundament/app composer show -i dmstr/yii2-yaml-converter-command

How it works?

docker-compose converter

The conversion process follows the following simple ruleset

• read dockerComposeFile as new base-file
• find *.tpl.yml files in templateDirectory
• read templateReplacementsFile and replace values in every template
• apply .variable rules (like CLEAN)
• merge template with base-file and write new file to outputDirectory
• if there's a subfolder with the same name as the template, recurse into that folder and repeat the process with the new file, just created in the last step

You can use .image: CLEAN to remove the image attribute of a service.