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Scenario-9

This docs trying to explain the behavior of Pack

This section explain, how jsonnet appears in Pack.

If you look into dependency-list.yaml file:

    $ cat dependency-list.yaml
    
    items:
    - package: github.com/kubepack/kube-a
      branch: test-9

You see, this test-case depend on branch test-9 of repository kube-a. In branch test-9 of kube-a contains a jsonnet file.

When execute $ pack dep -f . to get the dependencies, it’ll get all the dependencies and convert jsonnet file into yaml file.

If you see, jsonnet file of kube-a, will see as below

    local shardTemplate = import "shard.jsonnet.TEMPLATE";
    
    shardTemplate + {
      name:: "foocorp",
      namespace:: "default",
    }

After $ pack dep -f ., if you checkout manifests/vendor’s foocorp-shard.jsonnet file, you’ll see as below

    $ cat manifests/vendor/github.com/kubepack/kube-a/manifests/app/foocorp-shard.jsonnet
    
    apiVersion: v1
    kind: Service
    metadata:
      name: foocorp
      namespace: default
    spec:
      selector:
        serviceName: foocorp

Now, $ pack up -f . will generate final outcome in manifests/output folder.

    $ tree manifests/output/
    
    manifests/output/
    └── github.com
        └── kubepack
            └── kube-a
                └── manifests
                    └── app
                        ├── foocorp-shard.jsonnet
                        ├── nginx-deployment.yaml
                        └── nginx-dm.yaml
    
    5 directories, 3 files

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