v1.0.2

What's Changed

• External scripts: pass/convert CGI query opts by @bertsky in #25

New Contributors

• @bertsky made their first contribution in #25

Full Changelog: 1.0.1...1.0.2

v1.0.1

No functional changes.

• updated build and publish workflow
• updated readme
  Full Changelog: 1.0.0...1.0.1

v1.0.0

There are considerable changes from what the MVP had (in order of impact/size of the change):

• more of a plug-and-play experience for the end user. sampo now requires a
  folder somewhere that contains: sampo.sh, sampo.conf and scripts/. This
  drastically simplifies deployments in both containers and local instances and
  provides a nice workflow:
• mkdir -p sampo/scripts
• cp yourscripts/*.sh sampo/scripts
• cp sampo.sh sampo/
• cp sampo.conf sampo/
• this allows nice portability and a faster deployment. The user dumps their
  scripts in scripts/ then updates sampo.conf to set their endpoints and the
  scripts that they call. for containers, this can be done by adding them to the
  dockerfile, using a volume mount, or config maps in k8s. This should provide a
  lot of flexibility for someone with a lot of scripts to dump them in one spot,
  configure them, and test them
• more versatile container deployement on both docker and kubernetes with better
  logging and parity with local deployment
• build.sh now deploys local, docker, or k8s variants (-l, -d, -k)
• build.sh now cleans up previous deployments -c, and runs tests ./build -i
• added debug logging
• more comments in the code
• enhanced some functions
• better portability of some commands like stat

since making this three years ago, I have seen the stars on the repo slowly increase. It is surprising to me, but nonetheless, it shows some interest, so I decided to push the mvp to a better state.

If you are using sampo for something, I would like to hear from you on how you are using it and what you would like to see from it.

Thank you for using sampo.

MVP

The Minimum Viable Product for sampo. You can:

• create an endpoint in shell code
• have an endpoint call more shell code