Helm helper module for nodejs
Like usual:
npm install @digitalroute/npm-helm --save-dev
And add the following parts to your package.json (you may already have a config section, so add it inside there if you already have it.)
You can put sensible defaults in your package.json
file and then override where apropriate with environment variables, like in CI/CD pipelines or for local development. The package.json
means inside the helm configuration.
Environment variable | package.json | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
NPM_HELM_NAME | name | undefined | Name of service (mandatory) |
NPM_HELM_REPOSITORY | repository | undefined | Helm repository (mandatory) |
NPM_HELM_NAMESPACE | namespace | undefined | Kubernetes namespace (mandatory) |
NPM_HELM_BINARY | binary | helm | Which helm binary to use, typically helm or helm3 |
NPM_HELM_VERBOSE | verbose | false | Use verbose flags where possible when running helm or other things |
NPM_HELM_DEBUG | debug | false | Turn on set -x for bash to get some shell debug |
NPM_HELM_CONTEXT_ANY | contextAny | false | If set to true npm-helm will ignore kubernetes context |
NPM_HELM_RELEASE_PREFIX | releasePrefix | undefined | Set a prefix for the installed helm chart, like prefix-name |
NPM_HELM_VALUES | values | undefined | Add a values file to helm install/upgrade |
NPM_HELM_CI | ci | false | If set to true it will treat things like it is doing a proper release |
NPM_HELM_VERSION | version | false | Override the version inside package.json if needed |
NPM_HELM_IMAGE_REPOSITORY | imageRepository | undefined | Override the docker image repository |
NPM_HELM_BUILD_ID | buildId | undefined | Override the build id |
NPM_HELM_PUSH_DOCKER_TAG | pushDockerTag | false | Push the original docker tag created, not the calculated version |