module-template/

Module ModuleTemplate for Dagger

A simple Dagger place the description of the module here

Configuration 🛠️

Through the Dagger CLI, or by using it directly within your module, you can configure the following options:

• ⚙️ ctr: The container to use as a base container. If not specified, a new container is created.
• ⚙️ version: The version of the Go image to use. Defaults to latest.
• ⚙️ image: The Go image to use. Defaults to golang:alpine.

Features 🎨

Using the ModuleTemplate Module 🚀

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Usage through the Dagger CLI 🚀

List all the functions available in the module:

# enter into the module's directory
cd module-template

# list all the functions available in the module
dagger develop && dagger functions

Call a function:

# call a function
# dagger call <function-name> [arguments]
dagger call github.com/excoriate/daggerverse/module-template@version <function-name> [arguments]

Testing 🧪

This module includes a testing module that aims to test the functionality of the ModuleTemplate module. The tests are written in Go and can be run using the following command:

## Run the tests using the just command
just test module-template

Developer Experience 🛠️

If you'd like to contribute, mostly we use Just to automate tasks and Nix to manage the development environment. You can use the following commands to get started:

# initialize the pre-commit hooks
just init
# run CI or common things locally
just golint module-template
# run the tests
just test module-template
# Run the entire CI tasks locally
just cilocal module-template

NOTE: The just command entails the use of the Justfile for task automation.