Microservices launcher for .NET applications based on paket
- Clone repository
- Copy
paket.dependencies.sampletopaket.dependencies - Replace sample dependencies with your services in
paket.dependenciesfile - Execute
run.sh
micro-launcher is based on [paket] (https://github.com/fsprojects/Paket) - package dependency manager for .NET and mono and its intent is to stay as minimal and plaform agnostic as possible (support *nix and Windows)
- --exclude or -e to exclude service from running (example:
./run.sh --exclude hello-world-fsharp) - --include or -i to run specific services (example:
./run.sh --include hello-world-nodejs) - --parallel or -p to launch services in parallel (example:
./run.sh --parallel 10)
--include and --exclude are case-insensitive and support a comma-separated list
- Restores packages
- Iterates through packages and runs
run.sh stop.shstops service matching a pattern
paket.dependencies file is ignored so that this repo can be cloned and updated without overriding your local dependencies file
Create run.sh script in root folder that is resposible for starting service. Here are few examples of starting an application:
start bin/*.exe # starting .net application from shellstart cmd //c run.bat
echo "Warm up application"
curl -vo nul http://localhost:8080/
# cat run.bat
# SET current_dir=%~dp0
# "C:\Program Files (x86)\IIS Express\iisexpress.exe" /path:"%current_dir:~0,-1%" /port:8080powershell -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -File deploy.ps1[hello-world] (https://github.com/uldissturms/hello-world) repo will contain various applications to demonstarate ways of starting a micro service
Written using bats testing framework, to run them locally execute: bats run.bats
To run tests in CI like enviroment download wercker-cli and execute: wercker build locally
The MIT license
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