Wukong CLI

A Swiss-army Knife CLI For Mindvalley Developers

THE IDEA

The Wukong CLI is a set of tools to manage Mindvalley DevOps resources. Its goal is to provide a one-stop shop for developers to interact with the Mindvalley DevOps ecosystem. By centralizing different tasks on different tools into a single CLI, it will solve the following problems when it comes to adopting DevOps practices:

• Knowledge Gaps: Learning to use a new tool can be painful. Each tool has a unique UI & UX, as well as different workflows.
• Getting Lost in the ecosystem: It’s completely normal for a company to have 20+ different DevOps tools, so knowing which tool to use and remember where to access it can be a problem. After all developers are having enough trouble dealing with their day to day tasks.

Note You can read more from here

BREAKING CHANGES !!!!

In the latest version of Wukong CLI, we've made a significant change to how the CLI operates. Now, the CLI requires to be run inside a working folder that contains the .wukong.toml configuration file.

To use the CLI, navigate to your project's root directory (or any directory containing the .wukong.toml file) in your terminal. Then, you can run the Wukong CLI commands as usual.

For example:

cd /path/to/your/project
wukong command

Read more about the reasons behind this breaking change here.

INSTALLATION

For installation on various platforms, you can follow the detailed instructions provided in the Installation page. For quick installation using Homebrew, run the following commands:

brew tap mindvalley/wukong
brew update
brew install wukong

Additionally, you can enable completions in popular shells like bash/zsh by following this guide.

GUIDES

• How to use the Vault integration with Elixir projects.
• How to use the Vault integration with arbitrary secrets.

Get Started for Development

Make sure you have Rust installed. The recommended way is to install Rustup, the Rust installer and version management tool, using:

curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -sSf https://sh.rustup.rs | sh

Then you should be able to check your rust version using:

rustc --version
# output
# rustc 1.63.0 (4b91a6ea7 2022-08-08)

Note > rustc is the Rust compiler

Since this CLI is a binary program, you can start the program using:

# compile and run the cli program
cargo run

# compile and run the cli program with help flag
cargo run -- --help

To build the cli program, use:

# using --release flag will trigger the release build, optimized and no debug info
cargo build --release

# run the cli
./target/release/wukong --help

Note > cargo is the Rust build tool and package manager

Recommendation

Use rust-analyzer, a new implementation of the Language Server Protocol (LSP) for Rust. It is now officially a part of the wider Rust organization.

Safety

This program uses #![forbid(unsafe_code)] to ensure everything is implemented in 100% Safe Rust.

License

Licensed under MIT license (LICENSE or http://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)