Bosco-s3

Bosco is a utility knife to help manage the complexity that using microservices, which naturally results in a large number of code repositories, brings with it. Inspired by the Github 'setup', e.g. can a developer run one simple command and get up and running?

Docs: https://bosco.readme.io/v0.4.0/docs/what-is-bosco

Please refer to the bosco documentation here https://github.com/tes/bosco, you can use this package to push assets to s3 using continuous integration without having to depend on the entire bosco.

Command List

Commands in Bosco are defined via specific command files within the 'commands' folder: https://github.com/tes/bosco/tree/master/commands.

To get help on any command just type;

bosco-s3 help s3push

Parameters

You can use a number of parameters to control the behaviour of Bosco. Parameters are configuration options that can be used across commands.

parameter	description	default
-e, --environment	Environment name	local
-b, --build	Build number or tag	default
-c, --configFile	Config file	~/.bosco/bosco.json
-p, --configPath	Config path	~/.bosco/bosco.json
-n, --noprompt	Do not prompt for confirmation	false
-f, --force	Force over ride of any files	false
-s, --service	Inside single service	false
--nocache	Ignore local cache for github projects	false
--offline	Ignore expired cache of remote service data and use local if available	false

To see all possible commands and parameters, just type 'bosco'.

S3 Push

This will create bundles for front end assets (JS, CSS, Templates), this command can be run across repositories in a workspace, but it is typically run within a single service (hence the -s parameter below) by a build server that dynamically assigns a build number.

bosco-s3 s3push -s -e <environment> -b <buildnumber>

This command requires that you have configured your AWS details for S3. Best to put these into a .bosco folder in the project workspace a per environment config, e.g. .bosco/tes.json.

{
    "aws": {
        "key": "XXXXXX",
        "secret": "XXXXXX",
        "bucket": "bucket-name",
        "region": "eu-west-1",
        "cdn": "https://dudu89lpwit3y.cloudfront.net"
    }
}
 

To then access the html fragments for compoxure, it follows a simple convention:

<cdn>/<environment>/<build>/<type>/<bundle>.<fragmentType>.<js|css|html|map|txt>

For example:

• https://dudu89lpwit3y.cloudfront.net/tes/55/html/bottom.js.html

This would contain a fragment that has script a tag for all of the minified JS tagged in the bottom group.