Tiltfile

# -*- mode: Python -*

k8s_yaml('kubernetes.yaml')

k8s_resource('example-nodejs', port_forwards=[
        8000,  # app itself
        9229   # debugger
    ], resource_deps=['deploy']
)

# Records the current time, then kicks off a server update.
# Normally, you would let Tilt do deploys automatically, but this
# shows you how to set up a custom workflow that measures it.
local_resource(
    'deploy',
    'python3 now.py > start-time.txt',
)

# Add a live_update rule to our docker_build
congrats = "🎉 Congrats, you ran a live_update! 🎉"
docker_build('example-nodejs-image', '.',
    build_args={'node_env': 'development'},
    entrypoint='yarn run nodemon --inspect=0.0.0.0:9229 /app/index.js',
    live_update=[
        sync('.', '/app'),
        run('cd /app && yarn install', trigger=['./package.json', './yarn.lock']),

        # if all that changed was start-time.txt, make sure the server
        # reloads so that it will reflect the new startup time
        run('touch /app/index.js', trigger='./start-time.txt'),

        # add a congrats message!
        run('sed -i "s/Hello cats!/{}/g" /app/views/index.mustache'.
            format(congrats)),
])