@araido/js-terraform

JS-Terraform

A TypeScript/JavaScript wrapper around Terraform. Fully Promise-based.

• Installation
• Terraform
• Terragrunt

Installation

$ npm install js-terraform

or

$ yarn add js-terraform

Terraform

Create a new Terraform instance:

const terraform = new Terraform()

Functions

init(path: string, options: ExecuteOptions): Promise<void>

Executes terraform init on the given path.

Options: ExecuteOptions: silent defaults to true

plan(path: string, options: ExecuteOptions): Promise<ResourceCounts>

Executes terraform plan on the given path. Returns ResourceCounts.

Options: ExecuteOptions: silent defaults to true

destroy(path: string, options: DestroyOptions): Promise<ResourceCounts>

Executes terraform destroy on the given path. Returns ResourceCounts.

Options: DestroyOptions: silent defaults to false, autoApprove defaults to false

apply(path: string, options: ApplyOptions): Promise<ResourceCounts>

Executes terraform apply on the given path. Returns an ResourceCounts object with information how many resources were added, changed or destroyed.

Options: ApplyOptions: silent defaults to false, autoApprove defaults to false

getOutputKeys(path: string, options: ExecuteOptions) Promise<string[]>

Executes terraform output -json on the given path and returns the keys. E.g. when you have two outputs

output "output_1" {
  value = "1"
}
output "output_2" {
  value = "2"
}

the function would return ['output_1', 'output_2]

Options: ExecuteOptions: silent defaults to true

outputValue(path: string, value: string, options: OutputOptions) Promise<SimpleOutput | Output>

Executes terraform output -json ${value} on the given path and returns the value. E.g. for

output "output_1" {
  value = "1"
}

the function would return {'output_1': 1} (when simple: true) or

output_1: {
      sensitive: false,
      type: 'string',
      value: '1'
  }

when simple: false

Options: OutputOptions: silent defaults to true, simple defaults to true

outputValue(path: string,options: OutputOptions) Promise<SimpleOutput | Output>

Executes terraform output -json on the given path and returns the values. E.g. for

output "output_1" {
  value = "1"
}
output "output_2" {
  value = "2"
}

the function would return {'output_1': 1, 'output_2': 2} (simple: true) or

output_1: {
      sensitive: false,
      type: 'string',
      value: '1'
  },
  output_2: {
      sensitive: false,
      type: 'string',
      value: '3'
  }

when simple: false

Options: OutputOptions: silent defaults to true, simple defaults to true

ExecuteOptions

interface ExecuteOptions {
  silent?: boolean
}

OutputOptions

interface OutputOptions {
  silent?: boolean
  simple?: boolean
}

InteractiveOptions

interface InteractiveOptions {
  autoApprove?: boolean
  silent?: boolean
}

DestroyOptions and ApplyOptions are an alias for InteractiveOptions

ResourceCounts

type ResourceCounts = {
  addCount: number
  changeCount: number
  destroyCount: number
}

Information how many resources are added, changed or destroyed.

Silent mode

Many functions have the possibility to be executed in silent mode by passing a silent flag in the options object. If silent: true no output is passed to any logger nor the output streams (more on that below)!

The default depends on the function, please read the documentation carefully!

Custom loggers

There are two different ways of "logging", the logger and outputStreams

• logger: Is used for any terraform function which does not need any interactive input (plan, output..). The default logger is console.log. You can pass a custom logger by calling setLogger for, e.g. writing data to a file. But be careful, silent must be true when you use custom logger and want to get the output

• outputStreams (out and err): Are used for any terraform function which needs input by the user (apply, destroy...) The default streams are process.stderr and process.stdout