tb-registry-example

This is a example registry to demonstrate usage of tb and provide a reference for how to setup a registry.

Quick Start

This guide assumes you already have homebrew installed.

Add TouchBistro's homebrew tap:

brew tap touchbistro/tap

Install tb:

brew install tb

Add this registry:

tb registry add TouchBistro/tb-registry-example

Run postgres and redis:

tb up -p db

What's in this registry?

Services

• postgres: Uses the 12.3-alpine tag (https://hub.docker.com/_/postgres)
• redis: Uses the 6.0-alpine tag (https://hub.docker.com/_/redis)

Playlists

• db: Contains the posgres and redis services

  tb up -p db
  

Validating Registry

tb provides the tb registry validate command to check that the files in a registry are valid. This will check for syntactical/schema correctness and make sure tb is able to read the registry files.

This is especially useful if the registry is used by multiple people to ensure that changes one person makes doesn't break tb for everyone else. In situations like this it can be useful to run this command in CI to ensure that no one merges a change that breaks the config.

This repository has CI configured using CircleCI. The config is stored in .circleci/config.yml. You can use this as a reference for how validating the registry in CI works and adapt it to your CI tool as desired.