An opinionated wrapper around Amazon Cloudformation that reads yaml files. and make things happen.
Just use pip:
pip install bespin
Once bespin is installed, there will be a new program called bespin
.
When you call bespin without any arguments it will print out the tasks you have available.
You may invoke these tasks with the task
option.
To save typing --task
, --stack
and --environment
too much
, the first positional argument is treated as task
(unless it is prefixed with a -
); the second positional argument
(if also not prefixed with a -
) is taken as the environment
and the third is
treated as the stack
.
So:
$ bespin --task deploy --environment dev --stack app
Is equivalent to:
$ bespin deploy dev app
If you find the logging output doesn't look great on your terminal, you can
try setting the term_colors
option in bespin.yml
to either light
or
dark
.
Bespin reads everything from a yaml configuration. By default this is a
bespin.yml
file in the current directory, but may be changed with the
--bespin-config
option or BESPIN_CONFIG
environment variable.
It will also read from ~/.bespin.yml
and will be overridden by anything in
the configuration file you've specified.
Install testing deps and run the helpful script:
pip install -e . pip install -e ".[tests]" ./test.sh