Container-native build system. Meaning that BrewKit is a single tool that you should use(across Docker) to build project.
BrewKit focuses on repeatable builds, host agnostic and build process containerization
- BuildKit as core of build system. There is following features from BuildKit
- Distributed cache - inherited from BuildKit
- Automatic garbage collection - inherited from BuildKit
- Aggressive-caching
- Mounted secrets
- Host configuration agnostic
- Output artifacts to Host filesystem
- JSON based build-definition format
- JSONNET configuration language - BrewKit uses jsonnet build to compile
brewkit.jsonnetinto JSON build-definition
BrewKit - common style
brewkit - go-style
Install BrewKit via go >= 1.20
go install github.com/ispringtech/brewkitCreate brewkit.jsonnet
touch brewkit.jsonnetDescribe simple target
local app = "service";
local copy = std.native('copy');
{
apiVersion: "brewkit/v1",
targets: {
all: ['gobuild'],
gobuild: {
from: "golang:1.20",
workdir: "/app",
copy: [
copy('cmd', 'cmd'),
copy('pkg', 'pkg'),
],
command: std.format("go build -o ./bin/%s ./cmd/%s", [app])
}
}
}Run build
brewkit build
=> [internal] load build definition from Dockerfile 0.1s
=> => transferring dockerfile: 3.45kB 0.0s
=> [internal] load .dockerignore 0.1s
=> => transferring context: 2B
# ...When brewkit installed locally
brewkit buildBuild from source:
go build -o ./bin/brewkit ./cmd/brewkit