41 lines
1.5 KiB
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41 lines
1.5 KiB
Markdown
✅ main.k
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Purpose:
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- Entry Point: Main entry point for the provisioning KCL package
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- Schema Exports: Exports all schemas from sub-modules for external consumption
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- API Interface: Provides a clean, organized API for external projects
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Key Features:
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- Comprehensive Exports: All 70+ schemas properly exported with organized categories:
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- Core configuration schemas (Settings, SecretProvider, etc.)
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- Server and infrastructure schemas
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- Workflow and batch operation schemas
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- Kubernetes deployment schemas
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- Version management schemas
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- Package Metadata: Exports package information and constants
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- Validated: Successfully tested with external imports and schema instantiation
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Benefits vs NO directory approach:
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- Current Structure: Clean, organized exports with proper categorization
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- NO Directory: Contains outdated files with broken imports and missing references
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- Maintainability: Single source of truth for package exports
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- Usage: External projects can simply import .main and access all schemas via main.SchemaName
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Example Usage:
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import provisioning.main
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server: main.Server = main.Server {
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hostname: "web-server"
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title: "Web Server"
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labels: "env: prod"
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user: "admin"
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}
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workflow: main.BatchWorkflow = main.BatchWorkflow {
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workflow_id: "deploy_001"
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name: "Production Deployment"
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operations: [...]
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}
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The main.k file is now the recommended entry point for the provisioning KCL package
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