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package main
import "go.wit.com/log"
/*
this parses the command line arguements
this enables command line options from other packages like 'gui' and 'log'
*/
var argv args
type args struct {
Xml []string `arg:"--libvirt" help:"add current xml files: --libvirt /etc/libvirt/qemu/*.xml"`
Save bool `arg:"--save" default:"false" help:"save config protobuf after libvirt file import"`
Config string `arg:"--config" help:"defaults to ~/.config/virtigo/"`
Port int `arg:"--port" default:"8080" help:"allow droplet events via http"`
Daemon bool `arg:"--daemon" help:"run in daemon mode"`
}
// Uptime bool `arg:"--uptime" default:"true" help:"allow uptime checks for things like Kuma"`
// Hosts []string `arg:"--hosts" help:"hosts to connect to"`
func (a args) Description() string {
return `
virtigo will help control your cluster of hypervisiors
This maintains a master list of all your vm's (aka 'droplets')
in your homelab cloud. You can import libvirt xml files.
This app talks to your hypervisors via the virtigod daemon.
Runs a http server so you can control your virtual machines with things like:
start virtual machines with:
curl http://virtigo.wit.com/start?www.wit.com
Import your existing libvirt xml files with:
virtigo --libvirt ~/mymachines/*.xml --save
`
}
func (args) Version() string {
return "virtigo " + Version
}
var INFO *log.LogFlag
var POLL *log.LogFlag
var WARN *log.LogFlag
var SPEW *log.LogFlag
var EVENT *log.LogFlag
func init() {
full := "go.wit.com/apps/virtigo"
short := "virtigo"
INFO = log.NewFlag("INFO", false, full, short, "general virtigo")
POLL = log.NewFlag("POLL", false, full, short, "virtigo polling")
SPEW = log.NewFlag("SPEW", true, full, short, "bad things")
EVENT = log.NewFlag("EVENT", true, full, short, "hypeprvisor/droplet events")
}
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