PCF Tile Generator is a suite of tools to help you develop, package, test, and deploy services and other add-ons to Pivotal Cloud Foundry. The tile generator uses templates and patterns that are based on years of experience integrating third-party services into Cloud Foundry, and eliminates much of the need for you to have intimate knowledge of all the tools involved.
- Documentation: Pivotal Documentation
- PCF Tile Developers Guide: Pivotal Documentation
- Roadmap: Github Issues
- CI Pipeline: TPE Concourse
GCP project used in CI - isv-tile-partners
The master branch of this repository is being monitored by this TPE Concourse pipeline. The pipeline verifies that:
- The tile generator passes all unit tests in
tile_generator/*_unittest.py
- The tile generator successfully builds the sample tile in
sample
- The generated tile passes all acceptance tests in
ci/acceptance-tests
- The generated tile successfully deploys to a current version of PCF
- The deployed tile passes all deployment tests in
ci/deployment-tests
- After updating the pipeline template file - pipeline.yml.jinja2, please run the below script to generate the pipeline file from inside the ci directory
python3 generate_pipeline_yml.py
To target the pipeline run the following command
fly login -t <desired_target_name> -c https://tpe-concourse-rock.acc.broadcom.net -n ppe-isv
You need to be a member of the ppe-isv team for the above command to work.
We welcome comments, questions, and contributions from community members. Please consider the following ways to contribute:
- File Github issues for questions, bugs and new features and comment and vote on the ones that you are interested in.
- If you want to contribute code, please make your code changes on a fork of this repository and submit a pull request to the master branch of tile-generator. We strongly suggest that you first file an issue to let us know of your intent, or comment on the issue you are planning to address.
For development, it is useful to install the tile-generator package in
editable mode. That is, you can install the tile-generator package
in a way that points to your local repository, so that your code
changes are immediately available through the tile
or pcf
commands. To do this, run this command in your tile-generator
repository directory:
./install-git-hook.sh
pip install -e .
To avoid downloading dependencies on every tile build
:
cd sample
mkdir cache
tile build --cache cache
To verify if there are any lint issues:
python -m tabnanny filename.py
Run indiv
Before executing ./scripts/run_local_tests.sh
install virtualenv with pip install virtualenv
Then to execute all test using the cache from the project root use:
./scripts/run_local_tests.sh withcache
Tile generator cli no longer releases new Mac binaries. Check the commit that removed support for Mac support. MacStadium account has been cancelled and we currently don't have a way to test tile generator cli Mac binaries.