Automation system. You write pipeline in pure go code. You can hook phase listeners that you write in go
pipeline:
file: "hello-world.go"
func: "examples.HelloWorld"
description: |
hello world example for bpm
project: "Hello World Project"
environments: [ "demo" ]
configurations:
to-say: |
Text from the config filepackage examples
import (
. "bpm"
"bpm/agents"
. "bpm/config"
)
func HelloWorld(config PipelineConfiguration) Pipeline {
return Pipeline{
Name: "Hello World pipeline",
Phases: Phases{
NewPhase("Print Hello World",
Phase{
Description: "Prints 'Hello World' using bash",
Agent: agents.Bash,
Trigger: OnDeploy{Trigger: true},
Steps: Steps{
Step{
Name: "Hello World Step",
Commands: Commands{
Command{"echo", "{{to-say}}"},
},
},
Step{
Name: "Done",
Commands: Commands{
Command{"echo", "Done!"},
Command{"echo", "Exiting!"},
},
}},
}),
}}
}package bpm
type Pipeline struct {
Phases Phases
Config Config
}package bpm
type Config map[string]stringConfigs are the value that will be replaced in strings with 'mustache', ie Input: "/result-{{env}}",
{{env}} wil be replaced by the value in the map associated with the key env.
package bpm
type Phase struct {
Name string
Description Description
Id uuid.UUID
Agent Agent
Steps Steps
Input, Output string
Trigger Trigger
}The name of the phase, for human to read
package bpm
type Description stringA description for the phase, for documentation purpose
A unique uuid used to cross-reference Phases
package bpm
type Agent stringAn agent is a type of environment in which the phase is being executed in.
