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@brandonkal/pulumi-command

A Pulumi resource provider for running commands

1.0.5

Apache-2.0

17.04 kB

3.1

Installations

npm install @brandonkal/pulumi-command

Developer Guide

BETA

Typescript

No

Module System

N/A

Pull Requests

Open

1

Total

15

Closed

12

Merged

2

Issues

Open

2

Total

3

Closed

1

Releases

1.1.0

Updated on Sep 10, 2021

1.0.0

Updated on Dec 06, 2019

View All 2 releases

Languages

Python

Makefile

TypeScript

Go (53.78%)

Python (27.46%)

C# (9.95%)

Makefile (5.12%)

TypeScript (3.69%)

Developer

brandonkal

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GitHub Statistics

Apache-2.0 License

15 Stars

27 Commits

1 Forks

1 Watchers

2 Branches

4 Contributors

Updated on Mar 16, 2023

Maintainers

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

1.0.5

Package Id

@brandonkal/pulumi-command@1.0.5

Unpacked Size

17.04 kB

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6.01 kB

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Dependencies

@pulumi/pulumi

Dev Dependencies

typescript

pulumi-resource-command

This is a simple Pulumi provider that allows one to run arbitrary commands and treat their outputs as a resource. With this, anything can be done in a Pulumi program.

It is important to ensure that the output of a command is deterministic. If it is not, use the diff command to ensure the net results are deterministic. The output of the update and and create commands should remain the same (not just the command effects). See the examples for usage details.

Install

After installing the node module into your pulumi project, you will need to install the go binary globally. You may place it in your PATH or place it in the plugins directory:

1cd cmd/pulumi-resource-command
2mkdir -p ~/.pulumi/plugins/resource-command-v1.0.5/
3go build && mv pulumi-resource-command ~/.pulumi/plugins/resource-command-v1.0.5/

Attribution

Thank you to Luke Hoban for his help answering my Pulumi questions on Slack.

No vulnerabilities found.

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Score

3.1

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Last Scanned on 2025-07-14

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