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- Variables
- type Factory
- func (f *Factory) GetOrCreateProvider(ctx op.Context) op.ContextProvider
- func (f *Factory) NewPlanning(graph *op.Graph, project string, registry *op.ActionRegistry) starlark.Value
- func (f *Factory) ProviderType() reflect.Type
- func (f *Factory) ReceiverName() string
- func (f *Factory) Register(registry *op.ActionRegistry, ctx op.Context)
Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
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var Params = op.MethodParams{
"DecryptSopsFile": {"source", "destination"},
}
Params maps Go method names to Starlark parameter name lists.
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var Receiver op.ReceiverFactory = &Factory{}
Receiver is the ReceiverFactory for the encryption provider.
Functions ¶
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Types ¶
type Factory ¶
type Factory struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Factory implements op.ReceiverFactory for the encryption provider.
func (*Factory) GetOrCreateProvider ¶
func (f *Factory) GetOrCreateProvider(ctx op.Context) op.ContextProvider
GetOrCreateProvider returns a cached provider for the given context, creating one if needed. The provider is invalidated when the Root changes.
Parameters:
- ctx: the execution context providing Root and platform state.
Returns:
- op.ContextProvider: the provider instance.
func (*Factory) NewPlanning ¶
func (f *Factory) NewPlanning(graph *op.Graph, project string, registry *op.ActionRegistry) starlark.Value
NewPlanning creates a Starlark receiver that records method calls as graph nodes.
Parameters:
- graph: the operation graph to populate.
- project: the project identifier.
- registry: the action registry for node creation.
Returns:
- starlark.Value: the planning receiver.
func (*Factory) ProviderType ¶
ProviderType returns the reflect.Type of the underlying provider struct.
Returns:
- reflect.Type: the provider's concrete type.
func (*Factory) ReceiverName ¶
ReceiverName returns the Starlark receiver name for this provider.
Returns:
- string: the receiver name "encryption".
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