clc project (Beta)

Project commands are a group of project operations.

Usage:

clc project [command] [flags]

Commands

clc project create

clc project create

Creates a project from the given template.

Usage:

clc project create [template-name] [placeholder-values] [flags]

Parameters:

Parameter Required Description Default

Parameter	Required	Description	Default
`--output-dir, -o`	Optional	Output directory for the project to be created.	Template name
`--source`	Optional	The Github organization/user account to search for the templates.	hazelcast-templates
`--template, -t`	Optional	Name of the template.	Template selector is displayed
`placeholder-values`	Optional	Template placeholder values can be specified as key-value pairs. You can use lowercase letters, numbers and the underscore character in keys. Example: `my_key1`=`value`

--output-dir, -o

Optional

Output directory for the project to be created.

Template name

--source

Optional

The Github organization/user account to search for the templates.

hazelcast-templates

--template, -t

Optional

Name of the template.

Template selector is displayed

placeholder-values

Optional

Template placeholder values can be specified as key-value pairs. You can use lowercase letters, numbers and the underscore character in keys. Example: my_key1=value

Creating and Using Your Own Templates

Templates are located in https://github.com/hazelcast-templates. You can override it by using the --source flag.

Templates are in Go template format.
You can create a "defaults.yaml" file for default values in template’s root directory.
Template files must have the ".template" extension.
Files with "." and "_" prefixes are ignored unless they have the ".keep" extension.
All files with ".keep" extension are copied by stripping the ".keep" extension.
Other files are copied verbatim. *Properties are read from the following resources in order:
1. defaults.yaml (keys cannot contain punctuation)
2. config.yaml
3. User passed key-values in the "KEY=VALUE" format. The keys can only contain lowercase letters, numbers and the underscore character.

Placeholders

You can use the placeholders in "defaults.yaml" and the following configuration item placeholders:

clc_home
cluster_name
cluster_address
cluster_user
cluster_password
cluster_discovery_token
ssl_enabled
ssl_server
ssl_skip_verify
ssl_ca_path
ssl_key_path
ssl_key_password
log_path
log_level

Actions

repeat COUNT: Returns an integer array with number from 0 to COUNT. If COUNT is 0, an array with 0 integers are returned.

Template:
```
{{ range repeat 3 }}
Number {{.}}
{{ end -}}
```
Output:
```
Number 0
Number 1
Number 2
```

each VALUE …: Returns an array with items having the Index and Value.

Template:

{{ range each "foo" "bar" 38 }}
Item {{ .Index }} = {{ .Value }}
{{ end -}}

Output:

Item 0 = foo
Item 1 = bar
Item 2 = 38

Usage

Example (Linux and macOS):

clc project create \
simple-streaming-pipeline\
--output-dir my-project\
my_key1=my_value1 my_key2=my_value2

Example (Windows):

clc project create^
simple-streaming-pipeline^
--output-dir my-project^
my_key1=my_value1 my_key2=my_value2