Fix rendering and parsing #65
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main.go (1)
3-3: Add missing importsIf you apply the suggested error handling fix, you'll need to add the
ospackage to imports.import ( "github.com/RoseSecurity/terramaid/cmd" + "os" )test/multi/outputs.tf (1)
1-4: Consider enhancing the output for testing purposesSince this is part of a test configuration, consider adding additional metadata to make testing more robust.
output "ubuntu_ami" { value = data.aws_ami.ubuntu.id - description = "Ubuntu AWS AMI ID" + description = "Ubuntu AWS AMI ID used for testing" + sensitive = false }This change:
- Clarifies that this output is for testing purposes
- Explicitly sets
sensitive = falseto ensure the value is visible in test outputstest/multi/variables.tf (1)
1-5: Enhance variable description and validate default valueThe variable structure is correct, but consider the following improvements:
- Expand the description to clarify the purpose and expected format of the organization name
- Consider whether a default value of "test" is appropriate, as it might lead to unintended resource creation if not overridden
variable "cloudsmith_org" { type = string - description = "Cloudsmith test org" + description = "The organization name in Cloudsmith to be used for testing. Must be a valid Cloudsmith organization identifier." default = "test" }internal/tui/utils/utils.go (1)
10-11: Enhance function documentationThe current documentation doesn't describe the function's behavior when color is not supported or potential error conditions.
-// PrintStyledText prints a styled text to the terminal +// PrintStyledText prints a styled text to the terminal using ASCII art. +// If the terminal doesn't support colors, it silently returns without printing. +// Returns an error if text styling fails.cmd/docs.go (1)
15-15: Consider making the documentation output path configurable.The documentation output path is currently hardcoded to "./docs". Consider making this configurable through a flag or environment variable to provide more flexibility.
Here's a suggested implementation:
var docsCmd = &cobra.Command{ Use: "docs", Short: "Generate documentation for the CLI", SilenceUsage: true, Hidden: true, + Flags: func() *pflag.FlagSet { + flags := pflag.NewFlagSet("docs", pflag.ExitOnError) + flags.String("output-dir", "./docs", "Directory where documentation will be generated") + return flags + }(), RunE: func(cmd *cobra.Command, args []string) error { - err := doc.GenMarkdownTree(cmd.Root(), "./docs") + outputDir, _ := cmd.Flags().GetString("output-dir") + err := doc.GenMarkdownTree(cmd.Root(), outputDir) if err != nil { return err } return nil }, }docs/terramaid_run.md (3)
5-7: Add language specification to the code block.For better syntax highlighting and documentation consistency, specify the language for the code block.
-``` +```bash terramaid run [flags]<details> <summary>🧰 Tools</summary> <details> <summary>🪛 Markdownlint (0.35.0)</summary> 5-5: null Fenced code blocks should have a language specified (MD040, fenced-code-language) </details> </details> --- `11-20`: **Add language specification and document valid values.** 1. Specify the language for the code block for better syntax highlighting. 2. Consider documenting the valid values for the following options: - `--chart-type`: List supported Mermaid chart types - `--direction`: List valid diagram directions (TD, LR, etc.) ```diff -``` +```bash -c, --chart-type string Specify the type of Mermaid chart to generate (env: TERRAMAID_CHART_TYPE) (default "flowchart")🧰 Tools
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24-24: Replace hard tab with spaces.For consistency and better compatibility, replace the hard tab with spaces.
-* [terramaid](terramaid.md) - A utility for generating Mermaid diagrams from Terraform configurations +* [terramaid](terramaid.md) - A utility for generating Mermaid diagrams from Terraform configurations🧰 Tools
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test/multi/main.tf (1)
5-10: Consider parameterizing repository configurationThe repository configuration contains hardcoded values for description, name, and slug. Consider making these configurable through variables for better reusability and flexibility.
resource "cloudsmith_repository" "my_repository" { - description = "A certifiably-awesome private package repository" - name = "My Repository" + description = var.repository_description + name = var.repository_name namespace = data.cloudsmith_organization.my_organization.slug_perm - slug = "test-repo" + slug = var.repository_slug }.github/workflows/test.yml (2)
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1-61: Consider refactoring to reduce duplicationAll jobs (test_aws, test_gcp, test_az, test_multi) share identical structure and steps. This leads to maintenance overhead and potential inconsistencies.
Consider these improvements:
- Use a reusable workflow to define the common job structure
- Implement a test matrix for different providers
- Add job dependencies if tests need to run in specific order
Here's a suggested refactor:
name: "Test Terramaid Outputs" on: pull_request: push: branches: - main jobs: - test_aws: - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@v4 - # ... (other steps) - test_gcp: - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@v4 - # ... (other steps) - test_az: - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@v4 - # ... (other steps) - test_multi: - runs-on: ubuntu-latest - steps: - - uses: actions/checkout@v4 - # ... (other steps) + test: + strategy: + matrix: + provider: [aws, gcp, az, multi] + runs-on: ubuntu-latest + steps: + - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + - uses: hashicorp/setup-terraform@v3 + - uses: actions/setup-go@v5 + with: + go-version-file: "go.mod" + cache: true + - run: | + make build + build/terramaid -w test/${{ matrix.provider }} + cat Terramaid.md
56-57: Consider enabling Go module cachingSetting
cache: falsefor Go modules can significantly impact CI performance by requiring fresh downloads for each run.with: go-version-file: "go.mod" - cache: false + cache: truecmd/version.go (2)
22-37: Improve error handling and loggingWhile the command structure is good, consider logging the error when version check fails to help with debugging.
latestReleaseTag, err := latestRelease() - if err == nil && latestReleaseTag != "" { + if err != nil { + fmt.Fprintf(cmd.ErrOrStderr(), "Warning: Unable to check for updates: %v\n", err) + } else if latestReleaseTag != "" {
33-34: Enhance update notification with installation instructionsThe update notification could be more helpful by including instructions on how to update.
if semver.Compare(latestRelease, currentRelease) > 0 { - updateTerramaid(latestRelease) + updateTerramaid(latestRelease, "To update, visit: https://github.com/RoseSecurity/Terramaid#installation")README.md (2)
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115-144: Fix inconsistencies in command documentation and flag typo.There are several issues in the help command output:
- The usage section shows
terramaid [flags]but should beterramaid run [flags]based on the new command structure.- The
runcommand is missing from the "Available Commands" section despite being the primary command.- There's a typo in the working directory flag:
--working-wirshould be--working-dir.Please update the help output to reflect the correct command structure and fix the typo:
Usage: - terramaid [flags] + terramaid run [flags] terramaid [command] Available Commands: completion Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell + run Generate Mermaid diagrams from Terraform configurations help Help about any command version Print the CLI version Flags: -r, --direction string Specify the direction of the flowchart (env: TERRAMAID_DIRECTION) (default "TD") -h, --help help for terramaid -o, --output string Output file for Mermaid diagram (env: TERRAMAID_OUTPUT) (default "Terramaid.md") -s, --subgraph-name string Specify the subgraph name of the flowchart (env: TERRAMAID_SUBGRAPH_NAME) (default "Terraform") -b, --tf-binary string Path to Terraform binary (env: TERRAMAID_TF_BINARY) -d, --tf-dir string Path to Terraform directory (env: TERRAMAID_TF_DIR) (default ".") -p, --tf-plan string Path to Terraform plan file (env: TERRAMAID_TF_PLAN) - -w, --working-wir string Working directory for Terraform (env: TERRAMAID_WORKING_DIR) (default ".") + -w, --working-dir string Working directory for Terraform (env: TERRAMAID_WORKING_DIR) (default ".")
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152-161: Update contributing guidelines with testing requirements.Since the project now includes tests for multiple Terraform providers, consider updating the contributing guidelines to include testing requirements and guidelines for contributors.
Add a section about testing requirements after step 3:
1. **Fork** the repo on GitHub 2. **Clone** the project to your own machine 3. **Commit** changes to your own branch +4. **Test** your changes with multiple Terraform providers + - Run existing tests: `make test` + - Add new tests for new features 4. **Push** your work back up to your fork 5. Submit a **Pull Request** so that we can review your changescmd/root.go (3)
6-7: Ensure consistent import aliasing and organizationThe imports are aliased (
tuiUtilsandu) for brevity, which is good for readability. However, ensure that the aliasing is consistent throughout the codebase and consider organizing imports into standard library packages, third-party packages, and local packages.
34-34: Clarify the purpose ofDisableAutoGenTagThe comment mentions disabling an auto-generated string for clean documentation. Ensure that this setting aligns with the desired documentation output and consider providing more context if necessary.
37-39: Enhance error messages for better user experienceIn the
Execute()function, ifrootCmd.Execute()returns an error, the application exits usingu.LogErrorAndExit(err). To improve user experience, consider providing more informative error messages or suggestions for resolving common errors.For example:
func Execute() { if err := rootCmd.Execute(); err != nil { - u.LogErrorAndExit(err) + u.LogError("Execution failed: ", err) + fmt.Println("Use 'terramaid --help' for more information.") + os.Exit(1) } }This approach offers the user guidance on how to proceed after an error occurs.
internal/flowchart.go (3)
15-25: Refactor to eliminate code duplication inCleanIDfunctionThe
CleanIDfunction performs similarstrings.ReplaceAlloperations in both theifandelsebranches to replace"."and"/"characters. Consider moving these replacements outside theifstatement to avoid duplication and improve maintainability.Refactored code:
func CleanID(id string) string { id = labelCleaner.ReplaceAllString(id, "") if strings.HasPrefix(id, "provider[") { id = strings.ReplaceAll(id, "provider[", "provider_") id = strings.ReplaceAll(id, "]", "") } id = strings.ReplaceAll(id, ".", "_") id = strings.ReplaceAll(id, "/", "_") return id }
85-101: Refactor edge processing to eliminate code duplicationThe logic for adding nodes in the edge processing loop is duplicated for
fromIDandtoID. Consider refactoring this code into a helper function to improve readability and maintainability.Example refactoring:
func addNodeIfNotExists(nodeID string, label string) { if _, exists := addedNodes[nodeID]; !exists { if label != "" { sb.WriteString(fmt.Sprintf(" %s[\"%s\"]\n", nodeID, label)) } else { sb.WriteString(fmt.Sprintf(" %s[\"%s\"]\n", nodeID, nodeID)) } addedNodes[nodeID] = label } } // Then in the loop: addNodeIfNotExists(fromID, fromLabel) addNodeIfNotExists(toID, toLabel)
39-101: Consider adding unit tests forGenerateMermaidFlowchartfunctionTo ensure the correctness and robustness of the
GenerateMermaidFlowchartfunction, consider adding unit tests that cover various scenarios, including different graph structures, directions, subgraphs, and edge cases.Would you like assistance in creating unit tests for this function?
cmd/run.go (1)
41-44: Simplify error messages by using%qinstead of escaped quotesIn your error messages, you can use the
%qverb infmt.Errorfto automatically add quotes around strings. This improves readability and avoids manual escaping.Apply this diff to simplify the error messages:
func generateDiagrams(opts *options) error { // After reordering validation checks if opts.WorkingDir != "" { exists, err := utils.TerraformFilesExist(opts.WorkingDir) if err != nil { - return fmt.Errorf("error checking Terraform files in directory \"%s\": %v", opts.WorkingDir, err) + return fmt.Errorf("error checking Terraform files in directory %q: %v", opts.WorkingDir, err) } if !exists { - return fmt.Errorf("Terraform files do not exist in directory \"%s\"", opts.WorkingDir) + return fmt.Errorf("Terraform files do not exist in directory %q", opts.WorkingDir) } } // Validation of working directory existence if opts.WorkingDir != "" && !utils.DirExists(opts.WorkingDir) { - return fmt.Errorf("terraform directory \"%s\" does not exist", opts.WorkingDir) + return fmt.Errorf("Terraform directory %q does not exist", opts.WorkingDir) }Also applies to: 50-50
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main.go (1)
6-6:
Critical: Restore error handling in main()
The removal of error handling from main() could lead to silent failures. The main function should catch and properly handle fatal errors from cmd.Execute().
Apply this diff to restore error handling:
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+ if err := cmd.Execute(); err != nil {
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test/multi/outputs.tf (1)
1-4: Verify the referenced data source exists
The output looks well-structured, but we should verify that data.aws_ami.ubuntu is properly defined in the test configuration.
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Data source reference is properly defined and configured
The data.aws_ami.ubuntu data source is correctly defined in test/multi/main.tf with proper filters for Ubuntu 22.04 LTS AMI, making the output reference valid and well-structured.
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7-11: Document GCP-specific requirements and naming constraints
The variable is well-structured, but the documentation could be enhanced to include GCP-specific requirements.
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type = string
- description = "Consent store name for GCP"
+ description = "Name for the GCP Healthcare consent store. Must be between 1-100 characters, containing only letters, numbers, underscores, and hyphens."
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Documentation enhancement suggestion is valid but can be more specific
The variable is used in a single consent store resource in test/multi/main.tf, and there are no other instances or conflicting naming patterns in the codebase. The suggested documentation improvement is appropriate but can be more precise about GCP Healthcare API's specific requirements.
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+ description = "Name for the GCP Healthcare consent store. Must be unique within the dataset and match the pattern [a-zA-Z0-9_-]{1,100}. Used as identifier in google_healthcare_consent_store resource."
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1-12: Consider adding usage examples in comments
Since these variables are part of a multi-provider test setup, it would be helpful to add comments showing example usage and how these variables interact with the test workflow.
Add a comment block at the top of the file explaining:
- The purpose of these variables in the test suite
- Example values for different test scenarios
- How to override these values in the test workflow
+# Test configuration variables for multi-provider testing
+# Usage:
+# terraform plan -var="cloudsmith_org=my-test-org" -var="consent_store_name=test-consent-store"
+
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Documentation suggestion can be refined based on actual usage
The variables are actively used in a multi-provider test configuration that includes AWS, GCP, and Cloudsmith resources. Based on the actual usage:
cloudsmith_orgis used to configure a Cloudsmith organization and repositoryconsent_store_nameis used to name a GCP Healthcare consent store
Let's refine the documentation suggestion:
+# Multi-provider test configuration variables
+#
+# This file defines variables for testing integration with multiple cloud providers:
+# - Cloudsmith: Organization and repository setup
+# - GCP: Healthcare consent store configuration
+#
+# Example usage:
+# terraform plan \
+# -var="cloudsmith_org=my-org" \ # Used for Cloudsmith repository namespace
+# -var="consent_store_name=test-consent" # Used for GCP Healthcare consent store name
+
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internal/tui/utils/utils.go (2)
3-8: Verify dependency management for new packages
The new dependencies figurine and supportscolor need to be properly versioned in go.mod.
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Dependencies are properly managed and secure
The dependencies are correctly versioned in go.mod:
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cmd/docs.go (1)
9-21: LGTM! The command implementation is clean and follows best practices.
The implementation:
- Uses proper error handling
- Has clear documentation
- Is appropriately hidden as an internal command
- Follows the cobra command pattern correctly
docs/terramaid_run.md (1)
1-25: Documentation looks comprehensive and well-structured!
The documentation effectively covers:
- Command purpose and syntax
- All available options with their environment variables
- Default values and configuration flexibility
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12-26: LGTM: Well-configured AMI data source
The AMI configuration is secure, using specific filters and the official Canonical owner ID.
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6-16: Verify the new direct dependencies align with minimum version requirements
The new dependencies added (figurine, go-supportscolor, markdown) support the PR objectives for improved rendering and TUI. However, we should verify they meet the minimum version requirements for security and compatibility.
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12-12: LGTM! Good choice using the standard semver package
The addition of golang.org/x/mod/semver is appropriate for semantic version comparison.
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53-53: Verify integration with the new command structure.
Let's ensure the new run command works correctly in the CI environment and produces the expected Mermaid diagrams.
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The terramaid run command is properly integrated and documented across the codebase
The command is consistently documented and implemented across multiple integration contexts:
- Detailed documentation in
docs/terramaid_run.mdwith command flags and options - Integration examples in both GitHub Actions (
docs/GitHub_Actions_Integration.md) and GitLab Pipelines (docs/GitLab_Pipelines_Integration.md) - Docker-based usage documented in
README.mdwith proper volume mounting - Consistent command structure across all implementations (
terramaid run [flags])
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29-31: Verify that subcommands are properly defined and imported
The rootCmd adds runCmd, docsCmd, and versionCmd as subcommands. Ensure that these subcommands are defined and properly imported so they function correctly.
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All subcommands are properly defined in their respective files
The verification confirms that all three commands are correctly defined as Cobra commands in their respective files:
runCmdin cmd/run.godocsCmdin cmd/docs.goversionCmdin cmd/version.go
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91-108: Well-structured initialization and flag binding
The init() function effectively parses environment variables with a prefix and binds command-line flags to the opts struct. This approach provides flexibility for users to configure the command through both environment variables and CLI flags.
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58-60: Consider enhancing error handling and job coordination.The current implementation could benefit from:
- Explicit error handling for the build and test commands
- Job dependencies or conditions if tests need to run in a specific order
Consider updating the run block with error handling:
- run: | make build + if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then + echo "Build failed" + exit 1 + fi build/terramaid run -w test/multi + if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then + echo "Tests failed" + exit 1 + fi cat Terramaid.mdIf job ordering is important, consider adding:
needs: [test_aws, test_gcp, test_az]
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21-21: LGTM! Command updates are consistent across all jobs.
The addition of the run subcommand is uniformly applied across all test jobs, maintaining consistency in the workflow.
Also applies to: 34-34, 47-47
49-60: LGTM! New test job follows established pattern.
The test_multi job maintains consistency with existing jobs in terms of setup steps and execution pattern.
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New Features
terramaid runfor generating Mermaid diagrams from Terraform configurations.test_multiin the GitHub Actions workflow for multi-configuration testing.ubuntu_amiadded to retrieve the Ubuntu AWS AMI ID.Documentation
README.mdwith refined command usage and installation instructions.terramaid runcommand, detailing its options and usage.versions.tffile specifying required Terraform version and providers.Bug Fixes
versionCmdfor better semantic versioning checks.Chores