XebiaLabs Blueprints

Blueprint definitions for xl-cli. These files will be synced to https://dist.xebialabs.com/public/blueprints/ and can be used as xl-cli blueprint repository (set by default).

Adding new blueprint

Simply create a folder and add required files & templates along with the blueprint.yaml file. Refer the CONTRIBUTING.md file at the root of of this repository for more details.

Publish

Any changes that are dependent on a new XL CLI version should be done only on the development branch. Master branch should only contain published changes. Development branch needs to be synced to master during every official XL-CLI release

The official blueprints are hosted on our distribution site and are published using the internal Jenkins Job which is triggered manually.

Generate index.json file manually

In the publish step of the release, index.json file will be generated automatically based on the directory structure. If needed, generate_index.py script can be run manually to generate the index.json file on the root of the repository.

Blueprint Testing

Every blueprint has a subfolder called __test__ for CI tests. The tests are run in Travis for pull requests.

How to add testing to your blueprint

1. Create a __test__ directory in your blueprint's directory
2. Create a .yaml file that starts with test (e.g. test01.yaml)
3. Create a .yaml answers file containing key/value pairs (For the format of an answers file, see Blueprint Answers File in xl-cli blueprints.md)

Blueprint test file YAML definition file structure

Root Fields

Field Name	Expected value	Examples	Required	Explanation
answers-file	—	answers01.yaml	✔	The name of the answers file
expected-files	Array	dir/file01.txt	-	Full path of file produced by blueprint
not-expected-files	Array	dir/file02.txt	-	Full path of file not produced because of writeIf
expected-xl-values	Dictionary	Varname: val	-	Expected values in values.xlvals
expected-xl-secrets	Dictionary	Varname: val	-	Expected values in secrets.xlvals

Example of a testxxx.yaml file:

answers-file: answers01.yaml
expected-files:
- file01.txt
- dir1/file02.txt
non-expected-files:
- dir2/needsdependency.txt
expected-xl-values:
  Variable1: value1
  Variable2: value2
expected-xl-secrets:
  Variable3: value3

See the xl-cli documentation link above for information on the usage and format of the answers file

Example of a blueprint directory with __test__ directory:

aws/
\-- datalake/
    |-- __test__/
    |   |-- test01.yaml
    |   \-- answers01.yaml
    |-- blueprint.yaml
    \-- xebialabs/

When committed, Travis will test your blueprint along with all the others.