push2cloud-compiler

2.0.4 verified Fri May 01 auth: no javascript maintenance

Compiler for push2cloud manifests, version 2.0.4. It validates and transforms deployment manifest files for the push2cloud deployment system. Part of the larger push2cloud project, it handles manifest compilation with schema validation. No significant updates since 2016; project appears stale or in maintenance mode. Alternative: custom script or npm-deploy.

Common errors

error TypeError: compile is not a function ↓

cause Using default import when package exports named functions.

fix

Change to named import: import { compile } from 'push2cloud-compiler'

error Error: Cannot find module 'lodash' ↓

cause Missing or mismatched dependency lodash.

fix

Ensure lodash is installed: npm install lodash

Warnings

deprecated Package is part of push2cloud project which is no longer actively maintained. ↓

fix Consider migrating to alternative deployment tools like Kubernetes or Docker Compose.

breaking Node.js >=4.2.0 required, but modern Node versions may have breaking changes due to outdated dependencies. ↓

fix Use Node 10 or lower, or update package dependencies manually.

gotcha Default import does not exist; using 'import compile from ...' will result in undefined. ↓

fix Use named import: import { compile } from 'push2cloud-compiler'

Install

npm install push2cloud-compiler

yarn add push2cloud-compiler

pnpm add push2cloud-compiler

Imports

default
wrong
```
const compile = require('push2cloud-compiler')
```
correct
```
import compile from 'push2cloud-compiler'
```
Package does not export a default; actually exports named functions. Default import will fail.

compile

wrong

const compile = require('push2cloud-compiler').compile

correct

import { compile } from 'push2cloud-compiler'

Named export available as compile.

validate

import { validate } from 'push2cloud-compiler'

Also exports validate function.

Quickstart

Basic usage: validate and compile a manifest object.

import { compile, validate } from 'push2cloud-compiler';
const manifest = {
  apps: [{
    name: 'test-app',
    dockerImage: 'node:14'
  }]
};
try {
  const valid = validate(manifest);
  if (valid) {
    const compiled = compile(manifest);
    console.log('Compiled:', compiled);
  }
} catch (err) {
  console.error('Error:', err.message);
}