def show(self, component: str):
''' pretty click.echo existing configuration '''
print_title(f"{component} Configuration")
items = [[k, v] for k, v in self.configs[component].items()]
fields = ["Name", "Configuration"]
click.echo(add_pretty_table(fields, items))
def configure(self, component: str):
print_title(f"\nConfiguring {component} deployment variables")
cfgs = self.configs[component]
# TODO: use a different yaml loader to ensure we load inorder
# sort the variables to group the inputs together
config_vars = self.config_vars[component].items()
for config_key, config_info in sorted(config_vars, key=lambda s: s[0]):
if not config_info['Required']:
continue
config_desc = config_info.get('Description', config_key).strip('.')
v = cfgs.get(config_key)
if v:
inp = get_input(f"{config_key}({config_desc})", v)
else:
inp = get_input(f"{config_key}({config_desc})", v)
if not inp and v is None:
if not click.confirm(
"press 'y' to set empty string and "
"'n' to skip",
prompt_suffix=': '):
continue
inp = ""
cfgs[config_key] = input_to_type(inp, config_info.get('Type'))
def info(self, component: str):
''' pretty click.echo vars yml '''
print_title(f"{component} Configuration Options")
fields = ["Name", "Description", "Type", "Required", "Used By"]
items = []
for k, v in self.config_vars[component].items():
items.append([
k, v["Description"], v["Type"], v["Required"], v["ConfigApps"]
])
click.echo(add_pretty_table(fields, items))