aldev

Aldev

Aldev is a powerful CLI tool designed to streamline development with the Goald / GoaldR / GoaldN stack. It provides a comprehensive set of tools for rapid development, including automatic deployment in local Kubernetes clusters and live reloading capabilities.

Features

• Bootstrap: Quickly set up new Goald/GoaldR/GoaldN projects
• Code Generation: Automatically generate boilerplate code to speed up development
• Code Swapping: Easily swap code segments (like import paths) in targeted files
• Config Generation: Generate configuration files for both local and remote deployments
• Local Deployment: Deploy applications locally, supporting both API and web client applications
• Environment Management: Refresh and manage external resources required by the development environment

Installation

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Usage

Run aldev to start or continue developing a Goald / GoaldR or GoaldN application. The tool provides automatic deployment in a local k8s cluster and live reloading when applicable.

$ aldev -h

Available Commands

• bootstrap: Bootstraps a new aldev project
• codegen: Completes the app with additional generated code to speed up your dev
• codeswap: Swaps bit of code - like import paths - in targeted files
• completion: Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
• confgen: Generates config files, used notably for local & remote deployment
• deploylocal: Locally deploys the app, i.e. its API and / or its client (web) app
• refresh: Refreshes the Aldev environment's required external resources

Flags

• -a, --api: When developing a pure API (Linux)
• -d, --disable-confgen: Disable the generation of all the config files
• -f, --file: Specify aldev config file (default ".aldev.yaml")
• -h, --help: Show help information
• -l, --lib: When developing a library (Linux)
• -n, --native: When developing a native app (Windows)
• -s, --swap: Use swapping of code, to use the local version of some dependencies
• -v, --verbose: Activate debug logging
• -w, --web: When developing a webapp, along with its API (Linux)

Configuration

Aldev uses a configuration file (default: .aldev.yaml) to manage project settings. Use the -f flag to specify a different configuration file.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

This project is licensed under the terms of the license included in the repository.

Support

For support and questions, please open an issue in the repository.