helm
The main focus is to publish new Helm Chart versions on registries.For accomplishing this the https://helm.sh/ tool is used.
Installation
dagger install github.com/puzzle/dagger-module-helm/helm@v1.0.2
Entrypoint
Return Type
Helm
Example
dagger -m github.com/puzzle/dagger-module-helm/helm@9a1c839e72690ac5c540e6c3b68380caf557aeb7 call \
func (m *myModule) example() *Helm {
return dag.
Helm()
}
@function
def example() -> dag.Helm:
return (
dag.helm()
)
@func()
example(): Helm {
return dag
.helm()
}
Types
Helm 🔗
version() 🔗
Get and display the version of the Helm Chart located inside the given directory.
Example usage: dagger call version –directory ./examples/testdata/mychart/
Return Type
String !
Arguments
Name | Type | Default Value | Description |
---|---|---|---|
directory | Directory ! | - | directory that contains the Helm Chart |
Example
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func (m *Go) HelmVersion(
// method call context
ctx context.Context,
) error {
const expected = "0.1.1"
// dagger call version --directory ./examples/testdata/mychart/
directory := dag.CurrentModule().Source().Directory("./testdata/mychart/")
version, err := dag.Helm().Version(ctx, directory)
if err != nil {
return err
}
if version != expected {
return fmt.Errorf("expected %q, got %q", expected, version)
}
return nil
}
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packagePush() 🔗
Packages and pushes a Helm chart to a specified OCI-compatible registry with authentication.
Returns true if the chart was successfully pushed, or false if the chart already exists, with error handling for push failures.
Example usage:
dagger call package-push \
--registry registry.puzzle.ch \
--repository helm \
--username $REGISTRY_HELM_USER \
--password env:REGISTRY_HELM_PASSWORD \
--directory ./examples/testdata/mychart/
Return Type
Boolean !
Arguments
Name | Type | Default Value | Description |
---|---|---|---|
directory | Directory ! | - | directory that contains the Helm Chart |
registry | String ! | - | URL of the registry |
repository | String ! | - | name of the repository |
username | String ! | - | registry login username |
password | Secret ! | - | registry login password |
Example
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func (h *Go) HelmPackagepush(
// method call context
ctx context.Context,
// URL of the registry
registry string,
// name of the repository
repository string,
// registry login username
username string,
// registry login password
password *dagger.Secret,
) error {
// dagger call package-push \
// --registry registry.puzzle.ch \
// --repository helm \
// --username $REGISTRY_HELM_USER \
// --password env:REGISTRY_HELM_PASSWORD \
// --directory ./examples/testdata/mychart/
// directory that contains the Helm Chart
directory := dag.CurrentModule().Source().Directory("./testdata/mychart/")
_, err := dag.Helm().PackagePush(ctx, directory, registry, repository, username, password)
if err != nil {
return err
}
return nil
}
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test() 🔗
Run Helm unittests with the given directory and files.
Provide the helm chart directory with pointing to it with the --directory
flag.
Add the directory location with "."
as --args
parameter to tell helm unittest where to find the helm chart with the tests.
Example usage: dagger call test –directory ./examples/testdata/mychart/ –args “.”
Return Type
String !
Arguments
Name | Type | Default Value | Description |
---|---|---|---|
directory | Directory ! | - | directory that contains the Helm Chart |
args | [String ! ] ! | - | Helm Unittest arguments |
Example
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func (m *Go) HelmTest(
// method call context
ctx context.Context,
) error {
args := []string{"."}
// dagger call test --directory ./examples/testdata/mychart/ --args "."
directory := dag.CurrentModule().Source().Directory("./testdata/mychart/")
_, err := dag.Helm().Test(ctx, directory, args)
if err != nil {
return err
}
return nil
}
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