🕊️ peace – zero stress automation

peace is a framework to build user friendly software automation.

See:

• MOTIVATION.md for the motivation to create this framework.
• Operations UX for a book about the dimensions considered during peace's design and development.

Guiding Principles

• A joy to use.
• Ergonomic API and guidance to do the right thing.
• Understandable output.

Features

| Symbol | Meaning | |:------:|:---------------------| | 🟢 | Works well | | 🟡 | Partial support | | ⚫ | Planned | | 🔵 | Compatible by design | | 🟣 | Works, "fun idea" |

• 🟢 Define items to manage with automation
• 🟢 Define dependencies between items
• 🟢 Discover current and desired states
• 🟢 Show diff: what would change
• 🟢 Store and recall parameters across commands
• 🟢 Concurrent task execution via [fn_graph]
• 🟢 Skip unnecessary work
• 🟢 Idempotence: Multiple executions
• 🟢 Show state differences
• 🟢 Namespaced profile directories
• 🟢 Resource clean up
• 🟢 Understandable progress ([#42])
• 🟡 Feature-gated incremental functionality
• 🟡 Off-the-shelf support for common items
• 🟡 Dry run
• 🔵 Understandable error reporting via [miette]
• 🔵 Actionable error messages
• 🟣 WASM support
• ⚫ Tutorial for writing a software lifecycle management tool
• ⚫ Built-in application execution methods -- CLI, web service
• ⚫ peace binary for configuration based workflows
• ⚫ Web based UI
• ⚫ Agent mode to run peace on servers (Web API invocation)

Further ideas:

• Back up current state
• Restore previous state
• Telemetry logging for monitoring
• Metrics collection for analysis

Examples

Examples are run using --package instead of --example, as each example is organized as its own crate.

```bash cargo run --package $example_name

e.g.

cargo run -q --package download -- init https://ifconfig.me ip.json

for cmd in status desired diff ensure diff clean diff do printf "=== ${cmd} ===\n" cargo run -q --package download -- $cmd printf '\n' done ```

WASM

The download example can be built as a web assembly application using [wasm-pack]:

bash cd examples/download wasm-pack build --target web

In the examples/download directory, start an [HTTP server], and open http://localhost:8000/:

bash python3 -m http.server 8000 # or simple-http-server --nocache --port 8000 -i

License

Licensed under either of

• Apache License, Version 2.0, (LICENSE-APACHE or https://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)
• MIT license (LICENSE-MIT or https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT)

at your option.

Contribution

Unless you explicitly state otherwise, any contribution intentionally submitted for inclusion in the work by you, as defined in the Apache-2.0 license, shall be dual licensed as above, without any additional terms or conditions.