Discussion on: How to become more productive using Makefile

[Štefan Jarina]

Hi,

The code in this file is probably a bit more involved and harder to decipher, but it is just parsing functions really.
To get useful data from docker and/or env variables

Makefile.settings:

YELLOW := "\e[1;33m"
NC := "\e[0m"
INFO := @bash -c 'printf $(YELLOW); echo "=> $$1"; printf $(NC)' MESSAGE
ARGS := $(wordlist 2,$(words $(MAKECMDGOALS)),$(MAKECMDGOALS))

SHELL = bash

# Slave arguments
ifeq ($(firstword $(MAKECMDGOALS)),$(filter $(firstword $(MAKECMDGOALS)),slave))
  SLAVE_ARGS := $(wordlist 2,$(words $(MAKECMDGOALS)),$(MAKECMDGOALS))
  SLAVE_COUNT = $(if $(SLAVE_ARGS),$(firstword $(SLAVE_ARGS)),1)
endif

# Docker host settings
DOCKER_HOST_IP := $(shell echo $$DOCKER_HOST | awk -F/ '{printf $$3}' | awk -F: '{printf $$1}')
DOCKER_HOST_IP := $(if $(DOCKER_HOST_IP),$(DOCKER_HOST_IP),localhost)

# Image and Repository Tag introspection functions
# Syntax: $(call get_image_id,<docker-compose-environment>,<service-name>)
# Syntax: $(call get_repo_tags,<docker-compose-environment>,<service-name>,<fully-qualified-image-name>)
get_container_id = $$(docker-compose $(1) ps -q $(2))
get_image_id = $$(echo $(call get_container_id,$(1),$(2)) | xargs -I ARGS docker inspect -f '{{ .Image }}' ARGS)
get_container_state = $$(echo $(call get_container_id,$(1),$(2)) | xargs -I ID docker inspect -f '$(3)' ID)
filter_repo_tags = $(if $(findstring docker.io,$(1)),$(subst docker.io/,,$(1))[^[:space:]|\$$]*,$(1)[^[:space:]|\$$]*)
get_repo_tags = $$(echo $(call get_image_id,$(1),$(2)) | xargs -I ID docker inspect -f '{{range .RepoTags}}{{.}} {{end}}' ID | grep -oh "$(call filter_repo_tags,$(3))" | xargs)

# Port introspection functions
# Syntax: $(call get_port_mapping,<service-name>,<internal-port>)
get_raw_port_mapping = $$(docker-compose ps -q $(1) | xargs -I ID docker port ID $(2))
get_port_mapping = $$(echo $$(IFS=':' read -r -a array <<< "$(call get_raw_port_mapping,$(1),$(2))" && echo "$${array[1]}"))

# Service health functions
# Syntax: $(call check_service_health,<docker-compose-environment>,<service-name>)
get_service_health = $$(echo $(call get_container_state,$(1),$(2),{{if .State.Running}}{{ .State.Health.Status }}{{end}}))
check_service_health = { \
  until [[ $(call get_service_health,$(1),$(2)) != starting ]]; \
    do sleep 1; \
  done; \
  if [[ $(call get_service_health,$(1),$(2)) != healthy ]]; \
    then echo $(2) failed health check; exit 1; \
  fi; \
}

# AWS assume role settings
# Attempts to assume IAM role using STS
# Syntax: $(call assume_role,<role-arn>)
get_assume_session = aws sts assume-role --role-arn=$(1) --role-session-name=admin
get_assume_credential = jq --null-input '$(1)' | jq .Credentials.$(2) -r
define assume_role
    $(eval AWS_SESSION = $(shell $(call get_assume_session,$(1))))
    $(eval export AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID = $(shell $(call get_assume_credential,$(AWS_SESSION),AccessKeyId)))
    $(eval export AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY = $(shell $(call get_assume_credential,$(AWS_SESSION),SecretAccessKey)))
    $(eval export AWS_SESSION_TOKEN = $(shell $(call get_assume_credential,$(AWS_SESSION),SessionToken)))
endef

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