pullhashi

This is a CLI tool which will download and install the latest versions of all the HashiCorp tools (except Vagrant) to your host. By default it will install the files in your ${HOME}/bin directory but you can also use -bindir to override this.

Most shells will put ${HOME}/bin on your $PATH. If it isn't there, add:

export PATH=${HOME}/bin:${PATH}

To the bottom of your ${HOME}/.profile, and then run:

source ${HOME}/.profile

And then in theory all the tools will be accessible from your CLI.

Usage

$ pullhashi -h
Usage of pullhashi:
  -arch string
    	the arch to filter packages on (default "amd64")
  -bindir string
    	download the binaries to a specific folder (default "/Users/flyinprogrammer/bin")
  -os string
    	the os to filter packages on (default "darwin")

Note: All the default values are dynamic, and based on your current system and user.

How to install the latest everything?

$ pullhashi
2018-02-10T21:36:41-06:00 |DEBU| shasums were signed by hashicorp product=consul
2018-02-10T21:36:41-06:00 |DEBU| file sha matched shasums product=consul
2018-02-10T21:36:41-06:00 |INFO| created: /Users/flyinprogrammer/bin/consul product=consul
...

Why?

Because I got tired of needing to install gpg & curl on hosts and having to add the Hashicorp GPG key, and then run and maintain a Bash script which had to know about the os and variance in sha cli tooling.

And I got really tired of manually going to the websites to figure out if I was still running the latest versions of tooling locally.

What about Vagrant?

Vagrant is all Ruby, and their packaging and releasing of it make the JSON all different and weird. If someone wants to submit a PR I would gladly review it.

TODO

• vagrant support