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Synopsis

A Terraform plugin to manage files in git repositories.

This allows you to export terraform managed state into other systems which are controlled by git repositories - for example commit server IPs to DNS config repositories, or write out hiera data into your puppet configuration.

Example:

resource "gitfile_checkout" "example" {
    repo = "[email protected]:example"
    branch = "master"
    path = "${path.root}/../other_git_checkouts/example"
}

resource "aws_instance" "importantbox" {
    ....
    count = 5
}

resource "gitfile_file" "importantbox" {
    count = 5
    checkout_dir = "${gitfile_checkout.example.path}"
    path = "directory_of_ips/${element(aws_instance.importantbox.*.private_ip, count.index)}"
    contents = "this is a super important box"
}

resource "gitfile_commit" "importantboxes" {
    checkout_dir = "${gitfile_checkout.example.path}"
    commit_message = "Added example IP files for some important boxes"
    handles = ["${gitfile_file.importantbox.*.id}"]
}

Resources

gitfile_checkout

Checks out a git repository onto your local filesystem from within a terraform provider.

This is mostly used to ensure that a checkout is present, before using the gitfile_commit resource to commit some Terraform generated data.

Inputs:

  • repo - The git path to the repository, this can be anything you can feed to 'git clone'
  • branch - The branch to checkout, defaults to 'master'
  • path - The file path on filesystem for where to put the checkout

Outputs:

  • path - The file path on filesystem where the repository has been checked out

gitfile_file

Creates a file within a git repository with some content from terraform

Inputs:

  • checkout_dir - The path to a git checkout, this can have been made by gitfile_checkout or any other mechanism.
  • count - The number of files to create (so you can create one file per resource for other sets of resources)
  • path - The path within the checkout to create the file at
  • contents - The contents of the file

Outputs:

  • id - The id of the created file. This is usually passed to gitfile_commit

gitfile_symlink

Creates a symlink within a git repository from terraform

Inputs:

  • checkout_dir - The path to a git checkout, this can have been made by gitfile_checkout or any other mechanism.
  • count - The number of symlinks to create (so you can create one symlink per resource for other sets of resources)
  • path - The path within the checkout to create the symlink at
  • target - The place the symlink should point to. Can be an absolute or relative path.

Outputs:

    • id - The id of the created symlink. This is usually passed to gitfile_commit

gitfile_commit

Makes a git commit of a set of gitfile_commit and gitfile_file resources in a git repository, and pushes it to origin.

Note that even if the a file with the same contents Terraform creates already exists, Terraform will create an empty commit with the specified commit message.

Inputs:

  • checkout_dir - The path to a git checkout, this can have been made by gitfile_checkout or any other mechanism.
  • commit_message - The commit message to use for the commit
  • handles - An array of ids from gitfile_file or gitfile_symlink resources which should be included in this commit

Outputs:

  • commit_message - The commit message for the commit that will be made
  • checkout_dir - The path to the git checkout input
  • file - The file(s) committed to.

License

Apache2 - See the included LICENSE file for more details.

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