Bob

Bob is a small utility for building projects! It supports building Docker images, binaries, containers and static file bundles.

Usage

Each project to be built requires a build.yml file:

---
name: example

# multiple builds can be configured per program, and the CLI allows only
# building one at a time
builds:
  # a docker image published to docker.io
  - kind: docker-public
    latest: true
    labels:
      - house.jm.timestamp:${TIMESTAMP}
      - house.jm.repository:github.com:/jonmorehouse/workspace
      - house.jm.git_ref:${GIT_REF}

  # a go binary gets published to the artifacts server configured by the
  # builder, in this case it would end up at `artifacts.jm.house/static-srv-server/...`
  - kind: bundle
    latest: true
    dockerfile: Dockerfile.build

To build a project, simply run:

$ bob <project-name>

Installation

The latest version of this tool can be installed

Build Types

Bundle

Bundles are groupings of files uploaded to the artifacts server. They use artifactor to create checksums, manifests and signatures before being uploaded.

All bundle files require a Dockerfile which exposes a /build script. During the build lifecycle, bob will run the /build script and then upload the contents of the /output directory as a bundle.

docker image

bob supports building and pushing Docker images to local or remote registries.

All builds are created in a new build context where the contents of any symlinked directories or files are copied over.

oci image

This support is still a WIP. Behind the scenes, img is used to build OCI compliant images, which are uploaded as bundles.

jonmorehouse / bob

Bob