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Celerity CLI
The CLI for managing Celerity applications and blueprints used more generally for Infrastructure as Code.
The CLI provides the following main features:
- Initialise projects: Create a new Celerity application or blueprint project from a template.
- Validate blueprints: Validate a Celerity blueprint, ensuring the blueprint is well-formed and meets the requirements of resource providers.
- Build applications: Build a Celerity application.
- Deploy projects: Deploy a Celerity application to a target environment or deploy standalone blueprints used for Infrastructure as Code.
- Manage plugins: Install, update, and remove Provider and Transformer plugins for the Deploy Engine running on the same machine as the CLI.
Additional documentation
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devconfig/resolve
Package resolve provides pure path-resolution and config-parsing helpers extracted from devconfig so they can be unit-tested without side effects.
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Package resolve provides pure path-resolution and config-parsing helpers extracted from devconfig so they can be unit-tested without side effects. |
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devtest/detect
Package detect provides pure detection and command-building logic for test runners, extracted so it can be unit-tested without executing shell commands.
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Package detect provides pure detection and command-building logic for test runners, extracted so it can be unit-tested without executing shell commands. |
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seed/dynamoconv
Package dynamoconv provides pure conversion functions between Go types and DynamoDB attribute values.
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Package dynamoconv provides pure conversion functions between Go types and DynamoDB attribute values. |
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