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os-build

A utility for building projects in OpenShift.

Installing

npm install os-build -g

Usage

os-build command [--options]

Commands

• clone - Clones the source code to a unique dir within the build volume.
• describe - Prints the build configuration in yaml format.
• build - Performs a build of the source code.
• runtime-build - Performs a runtime build.
• runtime-tag - Tags the runtime image with the value specified by --tag.
• sync - Rsyncs the current directory to the build volume.

Options

• --name - Sets the name of the build. Defaults to name from --repo if present.
• --repo - A URL to a git repo to build. Defaults to remote origin of current directory.
• --contextPath - A path within the source code to build. Defaults to ..
• --build-number - An identifier for the build.
• --namespace - An OpenShift project/namespace for the resources to be created int.
• --volume - A persistent volume claim and path to mount into the builder pods. Defaults to build-storage:/tmp/build-storage.
• --tag - The tag name to use when running docker.tag. Defaults to latest.
• --executor-image - The image to use for commands performed. Must have git, node, oc and os-build (this module) installed.

build.yaml

The build.yaml file informs the builder how to perform the build for the project. If a build.yaml file is present in the projects source code it will take precedence. Attributes which are not present are loaded from templates based on the detected platform for the project - e.g. the nodejs platform defaults will take effect if a package.json is found in the project.

Commands executed during builds can be set by overriding individual properties in the project specific build.yaml:

platform: nodejs
builder:
    install: npm run install && npm run some-task

License

MIT