dhall-packages
What is dhall?
Dhall is a strongly-typed programmable configuration language that can be used either directly or converted into other formats such as JSON and YAML. See dhall-lang.org for more details.
Why this repository?
This repository contains useful generic dhall packages that can be reused. The idea is to facilitate package discovery and provide versions containing packages compatible to each other.
This repository maps to version 10.0.0 of the dhall standard, and therefore requires dhall 1.26.0 or later.
What does this repository contain?
- kubernetes Various bindings for Kubernetes, based on dhall-kubernetes
- argocd Manually curated bindings for ArgoCD. Updated to version 1.2.1
- cert-manager Some bindings for cert-manager. Contributions welcome!
- k8s Re-export of dhall-kubernetes for convenience
- kubernetes-external-secrets. Bindings for using the kubernetes-external-secrets operator
- util Various utilities and types that can be shared
- CronTab CronTab type, default and "show" function.
How to use this repository
You can import all the packages by doing (it's better if you freeze the import and point it to a specific commit):
let packages = https://raw.githubusercontent.com/EarnestResearch/dhall-packages/master/package.dhall
and then you can use it in your application like this
let packages = https://raw.githubusercontent.com/EarnestResearch/dhall-packages/master/package.dhall
let argocd = packages.kubernetes.argocd
let k8s = packages.kubernetes.k8s
in argocd.Application.default
// { metadata =
k8s.defaults.ObjectMeta // { name = "hello-app" }
, spec =
argocd.ApplicationSpec.default
// { project =
"hello-project"
, source =
argocd.SourceSpec.TypesUnion.Plugin (argocd.PluginSourceSpec.default
// { repoURL = "https://github.com/EarnestResearch/dhall-packages.git",
path = "kubernetes",
plugin =
argocd.PluginSpec.default // { name =
"dhall-to-yaml"
}
})
, destination =
argocd.DestinationSpec.default // {
server = "kubernetes.svc.local",
namespace = "default"
}
}
} : argocd.Application.Type
If you don't want to download the entire packages collection, you can simply reference the package.dhall
file in the directory you are interested in. This will greatly improve performance if you are only using a subset of the packages.
Note: if you use this repository for kubernetes and you are converting to YAML, you should run
dhall-to-yaml --omitEmpty
Maintainers
The repository is actively maintained but in alpha stage, expect breaking changes.
Hat tip
We are standing on the shoulders of giants. This project wouldn't be possible without: