inmanta-module-files

v1.1.2

Simple module containing various types of resource to manage files. For more information about how to use this package see README

Latest version published 1 month ago

License: ASL 2.0

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Age: 9 months
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Readme

inmanta-module-files

This package is an adapter that is meant to be used with the inmanta orchestrator: https://docs.inmanta.com

Features

This module allows to manage files, on a unix host. It contains the following resources:

files::Directory: to manage a directory, its existence, permissions and ownership.
files::TextFile: to manage a simple text file, its existence, content, permissions and ownership. This should not be used for big files, as the content of the file is embedded in the resource itself.
files::HostFile: to manage hosts file entries (i.e. /etc/hosts), but allowing the file to be managed by other tools. The resource makes sure to only modify the entries defined in its desired state and leave the rest untouched.
files::JsonFile and files::SharedJsonFile: to manage json file entries. Similarly to files::HostFile, only change in the file what is present in the desired state. The file can then still be modified by other tools.
files::SystemdUnitFile: an entity representing a unit file, which exposes it most useful properties directly in the model. After being exported, this resource becomes nothing more than a text file.
files::Symlink: to manage a symlink, its existence and ownership.

Example

The following example makes sure that the directory /tmp/test/a exists, and creates a text file in it.

import mitogen
import files

import std

host = std::Host(
    name="localhost",
    os=std::linux,
    via=mitogen::Local(),
)

dir = files::Directory(
    host=host,
    path="/tmp/test/a",
    # The directory that is managed is /tmp/test/a, but the resource
    # will also make sure that any of its parent directories exists as well
    create_parents=true,
)

file = files::TextFile(
    host=host,
    path=f"{dir.path}/file.txt",
    content="test",
    # The file requires the directory to be created first
    requires=[dir],
)

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Last updated on 27 November-2024, at 00:50 (UTC).

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