cprl

How to Install

Homebrew

$ brew tap JamesChung/tap
$ brew install JamesChung/tap/cprl

Go

$ go install github.com/JamesChung/cprl@latest

Make

This will build and install the binary into your ~/.local/bin. Make sure you have ~/.local/bin in your PATH.

$ make local

Handy Examples

cprl credentials assume will prompt you for a role ARN and session name and will configure an AWS profile based on the name you provide it (or you could provide the same information via flags). You can combine cprl credentials assume with cprl credentials output and make that AWS profile your current active session.

$ cprl --aws-profile=main credentials assume --role-arn=arn:aws:iam::010203040506:role/dev --session-name=cprl --output-profile=dev
$ source <(cprl credentials output --aws-profile=dev)
$ aws sts get-caller-identity
{
    "UserId": "TAG0YY70NST6IUO5KA5XB:cprl",
    "Account": "010203040506",
    "Arn": "arn:aws:sts::010203040506:assumed-role/dev/cprl"
}

cprl console open --aws-profile=dev will open your default web browser to the AWS console based on the specified AWS profile.

Commands

• codecommit
  • branch
    • remove
  • pr
    • approve
    • closes
    • create
    • diff
    • list
• console
  • open
• credentials
  • assume
  • clear
  • output
  • list

The documentation for each command and sub-command can be found in ./docs.

Help with auto-completions

• bash completion
• fish completion
• zsh completion
• powershell completion

Config File

cprl will first search for a cprl.yaml file in the current working directory. If not found it will search in the user's home .config/ directory as .config/cprl/cprl.yaml. If neither is found cprl will prompt you if you'd like it to create a cprl.yaml file for you with a template. You will still need to provide it your preferred values after creation.

Schema

# cprl will always default to this profile if `--profile` is not set
default:
  # profile wide configs
  config:
    # the default aws profile used unless overrode via `--aws-profile` flag
    aws-profile: <profile name>
  # individual service level configurations
  services:
    console:
      gov-cloud: true | false
    codecommit:
      repositories:
        - <repo name>
        - <repo name>
        - <repo name>
<custom profile>:
  config:
    aws-profile: <profile name>
  services:
    codecommit:
      repositories:
        - <repo name>
        - <repo name>
        - <repo name>

Example

default:
  config:
    aws-profile: default
  services:
    codecommit:
      repositories:
        - example-repo
        - other-example-repo
secondary:
  config:
    aws-profile: dev
  services:
    codecommit:
      repositories:
        - dev-example-repo