kind
Installation
Entrypoint
Types
Kind
Cluster

kind

No long description provided.

Installation

dagger install github.com/aweris/daggerverse/kind@a77e1a3398109f46a6d7d01cee33e59dd653a774

Entrypoint

Return Type

Kind

Example

dagger -m github.com/aweris/daggerverse/kind@a77e1a3398109f46a6d7d01cee33e59dd653a774 call \

func (m *MyModule) Example() *dagger.Kind  {
	return dag.
			Kind()
}

@function
def example() -> dagger.Kind:
	return (
		dag.kind()
	)

@func()
example(): Kind {
	return dag
		.kind()
}

Types

Kind 🔗

cli() 🔗

Cli returns a container with the kind binary installed.

Return Type

Container !

Arguments

Name	Type	Default Value	Description
dockerHost	StringKind	-	No description provided

Example

dagger -m github.com/aweris/daggerverse/kind@a77e1a3398109f46a6d7d01cee33e59dd653a774 call \
 cli

func (m *MyModule) Example()   {
	return dag.
			Kind().
			Cli()
}

@function
def example() -> :
	return (
		dag.kind()
		.cli()
	)

@func()
example():  {
	return dag
		.kind()
		.cli()
}

connect() 🔗

Connect returns a container with the kubeconfig file mounted to be able to access the given cluster. If the cluster doesn’t exist, it returns an error.

Return Type

Container !

Arguments

Name	Type	Default Value	Description
name	StringKind	-	No description provided
dockerHost	StringKind	-	No description provided

Example

dagger -m github.com/aweris/daggerverse/kind@a77e1a3398109f46a6d7d01cee33e59dd653a774 call \
 connect

func (m *MyModule) Example()   {
	return dag.
			Kind().
			Connect()
}

@function
def example() -> :
	return (
		dag.kind()
		.connect()
	)

@func()
example():  {
	return dag
		.kind()
		.connect()
}

cluster() 🔗

Cluster returns the cluster with the given name. If no name is given, the default name, kind, is used. If a cluster already exists with the given name, it marks the cluster as existing to avoid creating it again.

Return Type

Cluster !

Arguments

Name	Type	Default Value	Description
name	StringKind	-	No description provided
dockerHost	StringKind	-	No description provided

Example

dagger -m github.com/aweris/daggerverse/kind@a77e1a3398109f46a6d7d01cee33e59dd653a774 call \
 cluster

func (m *MyModule) Example()   {
	return dag.
			Kind().
			Cluster()
}

@function
def example() -> :
	return (
		dag.kind()
		.cluster()
	)

@func()
example():  {
	return dag
		.kind()
		.cluster()
}

Cluster 🔗

name() 🔗

Return Type

StringKind !

Example

Function KindCluster.Name is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.Name is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.Name is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.Name is not accessible from the kind module

network() 🔗

Return Type

StringKind !

Example

Function KindCluster.Network is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.Network is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.Network is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.Network is not accessible from the kind module

exists() 🔗

Return Type

BooleanKind !

Example

Function KindCluster.Exists is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.Exists is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.Exists is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.Exists is not accessible from the kind module

dockerHost() 🔗

Return Type

StringKind !

Example

Function KindCluster.DockerHost is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.DockerHost is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.DockerHost is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.DockerHost is not accessible from the kind module

create() 🔗

Create creates the cluster if it doesn’t already exist.

Return Type

StringKind !

Example

Function KindCluster.create is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.create is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.create is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.create is not accessible from the kind module

kubeconfig() 🔗

Kubeconfig returns the kubeconfig file for the cluster. If internal is true, the internal address is used. Otherwise, the external address is used in the kubeconfig. Internal config is useful for running kubectl commands from within other containers.

Return Type

File !

Arguments

Name	Type	Default Value	Description
internal	BooleanKind	-	No description provided

Example

Function KindCluster.kubeconfig is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.kubeconfig is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.kubeconfig is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.kubeconfig is not accessible from the kind module

logs() 🔗

Logs returns the directory containing the cluster logs.

Return Type

Directory !

Example

Function KindCluster.logs is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.logs is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.logs is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.logs is not accessible from the kind module

delete() 🔗

Delete deletes the cluster if it exists.

Return Type

StringKind !

Example

Function KindCluster.delete is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.delete is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.delete is not accessible from the kind module

Function KindCluster.delete is not accessible from the kind module