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Template
Reference for the humanitec/template driver
This generates the outputs of a driver based on Go templates. This is very similar to the templates used in Helm. You can use almost all of the features as you would in Helm.
The driver can be used to produce manifests, resource outputs and manipulate the driver cookie. The driver is a "Universal Driver" which means it can be used for all resource types.
Property
Description
Resource Type
Any
Account Type
None
Inputs
Values
Name
Type
Description
templates
object
Contains objects that will be evaluated as templates.
Template objects
Each object in the template will be evaluated using the same evaluation algorithm. All objects are optional.
Object
Type
Description
init
any
Must evaluate to any valid YAML. The init object is evaluated first and then made available as .init to other objects.
cookie
any
Must evaluate to any valid YAML. The result of evaluating this object is stored as a cookie. This will be available on subsequent requests as .cookie.
manifests
object
Must evaluate to a map of ManifestLocation objects. These will be transformed and returned as the manifest property in the driver outputs.
outputs
object
Must evaluate to an object. Properties to be available on resource.values in the output.
ManifestLocation objects
Each manifest location object must have 2 properties: location and data.
The location field must have one of the following types
Location
Schema
Notes
containers
​Container​
This should be a valid Kubernetes Container object.
volumes
​Volume​
This should be a valid Kubernetes Volume object.
namespace
Any
The manifest will be injected into the deployment namespace. If the namespace property in the Metadata section should not be included the resource will be placed in that namespace.
cluster
Any
Intended for cluster level resources.
The data object must evaluate to a valid Kubernetes manifest as raw YAML. (i.e. not a string containing YAML.)
Secrets
Name
Type
Description
templates
object
Contains objects that will be evaluated as templates.
Template objects
Each object in the template will be evaluated using the same evaluation algorithm. All objects are optional.
Object
Type
Description
outputs
object
Must evaluate to an object. Properties to be available on resource.secrets in the output.
Notes
Creating templates
The jq utility can be used to quickly convert an input into a JSON encoded string:
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cat template.yaml | jq -sR 
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Using the init template object
The init template object is a useful way to do things like generate common data that is needed across templates. For example, a common usecase is the need to generate a random ID to return from the driver. The ID should be stored as a cookie so that the same ID can be returned in future.
Here is an example set of template objects that could do this:
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templates:
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  init:
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    randomId: |
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      {{ if .cookie.randomId }}
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        {{- .cookie.randomId }}
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      {{- else }}
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        {{- randAlphaNum 16 }}
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      {{- end }}
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  cookie:
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    randomId: "{{ .init.randomId }}"
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  outputs:
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    randomId: "{{ .init.randomId }}"
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This example will generate a random ID the first time it is called and return the same ID on all subsequent calls.
Example
Here is an example of using the template driver to generate an Ingress manifest. This can be used as a drop in replacement for the humanitec/ingress driver as long as there is no more than one ingress configured per environment.
Note that the data in the manifest is provided as a JSON encoded string which will evaluated as a template to a raw YAML object.
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curl https://api.humanitec.io/orgs/${HUMANITEC_ORG}/resources/defs \
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  -H "Authorization: Bearer ${HUMANITEC_TOKEN}" \
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  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
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  --data-binary '{
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  "id": "template-ingress",
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  "name": "Template Ingress",
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  "type": "ingress",
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  "driver_type": "humanitec/template",
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  "driver_inputs": {
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    "values": {
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      "templates": {
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        "manifests": {
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          "ingress": {
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            "location": "namespace",
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            "data": "apiVersion: extensions/v1beta1\nkind: Ingress\nmetadata:\n  name: template-ingress\nspec:\n  rules:\n  - host: {{ .resource.host}}\n    http:\n      paths:\n      {{- range $path, $param := .resource.rules.http }}\n      - backend:\n          serviceName: {{ $param.name }}\n          servicePort: {{ $param.port }}\n        pathType: ImplementationSpecific\n      {{- end }}\n  tls:\n  - hosts:\n    - {{ .resource.host}}\n    secretName: {{ .resource.tls_secret_name}}\n"
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          }
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        }
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      }
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    }
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  },
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  "criteria": [
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    {"env_type":"test-envs"}
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  ]
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}'
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