Kustomize version manager inspired by kzenv

Currently kzenv supports the following OSes

• Mac OS X (64bit)
• Linux
  • 64bit
  • Arm

Install via Homebrew

$ brew tap lzecca78/kzenv
$ brew install kzenv

1. Check out kzenv into any path (here is ${HOME}/.kzenv)

$ git clone https://github.com/tfutils/kzenv.git ~/.kzenv

2. Add ~/.kzenv/bin to your $PATH any way you like

$ echo 'export PATH="$HOME/.kzenv/bin:$PATH"' >> ~/.bash_profile

OR you can make symlinks for kzenv/bin/* scripts into a path that is already added to your $PATH (e.g. /usr/local/bin) OSX/Linux Only!

$ ln -s ~/.kzenv/bin/* /usr/local/bin

On Ubuntu/Debian touching /usr/local/bin might require sudo access, but you can create ${HOME}/bin or ${HOME}/.local/bin and on next login it will get added to the session $PATH or by running . ${HOME}/.profile it will get added to the current shell session's $PATH.

$ mkdir -p ~/.local/bin/
$ . ~/.profile
$ ln -s ~/.kzenv/bin/* ~/.local/bin
$ which kzenv

Install a specific version of kustomize. Available options for version:

• i.j.k exact version to install
• latest is a syntax to install latest version
• latest:<regex> is a syntax to install latest version matching regex (used by grep -e)
• min-required is a syntax to recursively scan your kustomize files to detect which version is minimally required. See required_version docs. Also see min-required section below.

$ kzenv install 1.0.11
$ kzenv install latest
$ kzenv install latest:^0.8
$ kzenv install

If you use a .kustomize-version file, kzenv install (no argument) will install the version written in it.

String (Default: amd64)

Specify architecture. Architecture other than the default amd64 can be specified with the KZENV_ARCH environment variable

KZENV_ARCH=arm tfenv install 0.7.9

Integer (Default: 2)

Set the mechanism used for displaying download progress when downloading kustomize versions from the remote server.

• 2: v1 Behaviour: Pass -# to curl
• 1: Use curl default
• 0: Pass -s to curl

String (Default: https://releases.hashicorp.com)

To install from a remote other than the default

KZENV_REMOTE=https://example.jfrog.io/artifactory/hashicorp

Integer (Default: 1)

To disable colouring of console output, set to 0.

String (Default: +%F %T)

The display format for the date as passed to the date binary to generate a datestamp used as a prefix to:

• FILE type log file lines.
• Each console output line when BASHLOG_EXTRA=1

Integer (Default: 0)

By default, console output from kzenv does not print a date stamp or log severity.

To enable this functionality, making normal output equivalent to FILE log output, set to 1.

Integer (Default: 0)

Set to 1 to enable plain text logging to file (FILE type logging).

The default path for log files is defined by /tmp/$(basename $0).log Each executable logs to its own file.

e.g.

BASHLOG_FILE=1 kzenv use latest

will log to /tmp/kzenv-use.log

String (Default: /tmp/$(basename ${0}).log)

To specify a single file as the target for all FILE type logging regardless of the executing script.

String (Default: "")

BE CAREFUL - MISUSE WILL DESTROY EVERYTHING YOU EVER LOVED

This variable allows you to pass a string containing a command that will be executed using eval in order to produce a prefix to each console output line, and each FILE type log entry.

e.g.

BASHLOG_I_PROMISE_TO_BE_CAREFUL_CUSTOM_EVAL_PREFIX='echo "${$$} "'

will prefix every log line with the calling process' PID.

Integer (Default: 0)

Set to 1 to enable JSON logging to file (JSON type logging).

The default path for log files is defined by /tmp/$(basename $0).log.json Each executable logs to its own file.

e.g.

BASHLOG_JSON=1 kzenv use latest

will log in JSON format to /tmp/kzenv-use.log.json

JSON log content:

{"timestamp":"<date +%s>","level":"<log-level>","message":"<log-content>"}

String (Default: /tmp/$(basename ${0}).log.json)

To specify a single file as the target for all JSON type logging regardless of the executing script.

Integer (Default: 0)

To log to syslog using the logger binary, set this to 1.

The basic functionality is thus:

local tag="${BASHLOG_SYSLOG_TAG:-$(basename "${0}")}";
local facility="${BASHLOG_SYSLOG_FACILITY:-local0}";
local pid="${$}";

logger --id="${pid}" -t "${tag}" -p "${facility}.${severity}" "${syslog_line}"

String (Default: local0)

The syslog facility to specify when using SYSLOG type logging.

String (Default: $(basename $0))

The syslog tag to specify when using SYSLOG type logging.

Defaults to the PID of the calling process.

Switch a version to use

latest is a syntax to use the latest installed version

latest:<regex> is a syntax to use latest installed version matching regex (used by grep -e)

$ kzenv use 0.7.0
$ kzenv use latest
$ kzenv use latest:^0.8

Uninstall a specific version of kustomize latest is a syntax to uninstall latest version latest:<regex> is a syntax to uninstall latest version matching regex (used by grep -e)

$ kzenv uninstall 0.7.0
$ kzenv uninstall latest
$ kzenv uninstall latest:^0.8

List installed versions

% kzenv list
* 0.10.7 (set by /opt/kzenv/version)

List installable versions

% kzenv list-remote

If you put a .kustomize-version file on your project root, or in your home directory, kzenv detects it and uses the version written in it. If the version is latest or latest:<regex>, the latest matching version currently installed will be selected.

$ cat .kustomize-version
0.6.16

$ kustomize --version
kustomize v0.6.16


$ echo 0.7.3 > .kustomize-version

$ kustomize --version
kustomize v0.7.3

$ echo latest:^0.8 > .kustomize-version

$ kustomize --version
kustomize v0.8.8

$ git --git-dir=~/.kzenv/.git pull

$ rm -rf /some/path/to/kzenv

• kzenv itself
• rbenv
  • kzenv partially uses rbenv's source code