Xaelias / tilt-extensions

Extensions for Tilt

Tilt Extensions

This is the official Tilt Extensions Repository. Read more in docs.

All extensions have been vetted and approved by the Tilt team.

• api_server_logs: Print API server logs. Example from Contribute an Extension.
• cancel: Adds a cancel button to the UI.
• cert_manager: Deploys cert-manager.
• color: Allows colorful log prints.
• configmap: Create configmaps from files and auto-deploy them.
• conftest: Use Conftest to test your configuration files.
• coreos_prometheus: Deploys Prometheus to a monitoring namespace, managed by the CoreOS Prometheus Operator and CRDs
• current_namespace: Reads the default namespace from your kubectl config.
• custom_build_with_restart: Wrap a custom_build to restart the given entrypoint after a Live Update
• deployment: Create K8s deployments, jobs, and services without manifest YAML files.
• docker_build_sub: Specify extra Dockerfile directives in your Tiltfile beyond docker_build.
• docker_build_with_restart: Wrap a docker_build to restart the given entrypoint after a Live Update
• dotenv: Load environment variables from .env or another file.
• earthly: Build container images using earthly
• file_sync_only: No-build, no-push, file sync-only development. Useful when you want to live-reload a single config file into an existing public image, like nginx.
• git_resource: Deploy a dockerfile from a remote repository -- or specify the path to a local checkout for local development.
• hasura: Deploys Hasura GraphQL Engine and monitors metadata/migrations changes locally.
• hello_world: Print "Hello world!". Used in Extensions.
• helm_remote: Install a remote Helm chart (in a way that gets properly uninstalled when running tilt down)
• helm_resource: Deploy with the Helm CLI. New Tilt users should prefer this approach over helm_remote.
• honeycomb: Report dev env performance to Honeycomb.
• jest_test_runner: Jest JavaScript test runner. Example from Contribute an Extension.
• k8s_attach: Attach to an existing Kubernetes resource that's already in your cluster. View their health and live-update them in-place.
• kim: Use kim to build images for Tilt
• knative: Use knative serving to iterate on scale-to-zero servers.
• ko: Use Ko to build Go-based container images
• kubebuilder: Enable live-update for developing Kubebuilder projects.
• kubectl_build: Get faster build cycles and smaller disk usage by building docker images directly in the k8s cluster with BuildKit CLI for kubectl.
• kubefwd: Use Kubefwd to bulk-forward Kubernetes services.
• local_output: Run a local command and get the output as string
• min_k8s_version: Require a minimum Kubernetes version to run this Tiltfile.
• min_tilt_version: Require a minimum Tilt version to run this Tiltfile.
• namespace: Functions for interacting with namespaces.
• nix: Use nix to build nix-based container images.
• nix_flake: Use nix flake to build images for Tilt from one or more flakes.
• ngrok: Expose public URLs for your services with ngrok.
• pack: Build container images using pack and buildpacks.
• podman: Build container images using podman
• print_tiltfile_dir: Print all files in the Tiltfile directory. If recursive is set to True, also prints files in all recursive subdirectories.
• procfile: Create Tilt resources from a foreman Procfile.
• pulumi: Install Kubernetes resources with Pulumi.
• restart_process: Wrap a docker_build or custom_build to restart the given entrypoint after a Live Update (replaces restart_container())
• secret: Functions for creating secrets.
• snyk: Use Snyk to test your containers, configuration files, and open source dependencies.
• syncback: Sync files/directories from your container back to your local FS.
• tarfetch: Fetch new and updated files from a container to your local FS.
• tests: Some common configurations for running your tests in Tilt.
• tilt_inspector: Debugging server for exploring internal Tilt state.
• uibutton: Customize your Tilt dashboard with buttons to run a command.
• wait_for_it: Wait until command output is equal to given output.

Contribute an Extension

See Contribute an Extension.

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