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Diskplan
Diskplan is a command line tool and configuration system for constructing directory trees from a set of schemas. It can:
- create files, directories and symlinks
- set owner, group, and UNIX permissions
- create directory entries with fixed names, or variable entries matching regular expressions
- define and reuse schema sub-trees
- with multiple rooted stems, create and traverse symlinks into other stems
Quickstart
The examples expect diskplan
to be an available command. If you have the
code checked out, you can do something like this to make it available in the
current terminal:
$ cargo build
$ export PATH="$PWD/target/debug:$PATH"
Proper installation is left to the reader at present.
To run diskplan with a very quick example (and no changes to disk), run:
$ cd examples/quickstart
$ diskplan /tmp/diskplan-root
You'll be shown the following preview:
[WARN diskplan] Simulating in memory only, use --apply to apply to disk
[WARN diskplan] Displaying in-memory filesystem...
[Root: /tmp/diskplan-root]
drwxr-xr-x root root /tmp/diskplan-root/
drwxr-xr-x root root sub-directory/
-rw-r--r-- root root blank_file
Diskplan looks in the current directory for a diskplan.toml
file. Here are
the contents of that file for this example:
[stems.main]
root = "/tmp/diskplan-root"
schema = "simple-schema.diskplan"
The "main" stem associates a root path on disk (inside which construction will be contained) with a schema to apply to paths within this root. The schema file is found relative to the config and for this example contains the following:
# Root directory configuration
# ...
:let emptyfile = /dev/null
# Sub-directory
sub-directory/
# Variable directory...
$variable/
# ...whose name must match this pattern...
:match [A-Z][a-z]*
# ...will then create this
inner-directory/
# An empty file
blank_file
:source ${emptyfile}
Note that in the earlier output, the sub-directory
and blank_file
were
created, but nothing for $variable
. This variable directory can be created
either directly by path or by assigning a value to this variable:
$ diskplan /tmp/diskplan-root/sub-directory/Example
$ diskplan /tmp/diskplan-root --vars 'variable:Example'
Both of these produce the following output:
[Root: /tmp/diskplan-root]
drwxr-xr-x root root /tmp/diskplan-root/
drwxr-xr-x root root sub-directory/
drwxr-xr-x root root Example/
drwxr-xr-x root root inner-directory/
-rw-r--r-- root root blank_file
Dependencies
~11MB
~190K SLoC