• Clone and Build the Repo

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/clouddrove/enigma

# Navigate into the project directory
cd enigma

# Install any dependencies (though this is typically handled automatically by go build)
go get .

# Build the project and output the binary as 'enigma'
go build -o bin/enigma

• Give permission to execute the binary

cd bin/

chmod +x enigma

• Create symlink to /usr/local/bin

sudo ln -s enigma /usr/local/bin/enigma

# Verify the symlink
ls -l /usr/local/bin/enigma

Enigma is a tool designed to simplify the DevOps lifecycle, offering a seamless way to manage Docker environments, build, scan, and publish Docker images. Below is a quick guide to getting started with Enigma and using its core commands.

This command initializes the Enigmafile where environment variables are stored.

• Command: enigma

• Arguments:

  • --enigmafile [file_to_generate_enigma_vars] (Optional, Default: .enigma)

• Subcommand: init

• Options:

  • --d: Initialize for Docker

Example:

enigma --enigmafile .test init --d

Output:

Using enigma file: .test

Environment variables successfully written to .test

The bake command is used to set up and build Docker images.

• Command: enigma

• Subcommand: bake

• Aliases: bake

• Description: Builds and scans a Docker image.

• Arguments: No additional arguments required.

• Options:

  • --d: Uses Docker when set.

Docker-specific steps:

• Loads the Docker environment.

• Builds the Docker image.

• Scans the Docker image for vulnerabilities.

Example:

enigma bake --d

The publish command is used to tag and push Docker images to a remote repository.

• Command: enigma

• Subcommand: publish

• Aliases: publish

• Description: Publishes Docker images by tagging and pushing them.

• Arguments: No additional arguments required.

• Options:

  • --d: Uses Docker when set.

Docker-specific steps:

• Loads the Docker environment.

• Tags the Docker image.

• Pushes the Docker image to a registry.

Example:

enigma publish --d

The build-publish command combines the steps of building, scanning, tagging, and publishing a Docker image in one command.

• Command: enigma

• Subcommand: build-publish

• Description: Builds, scans, and optionally publishes Docker images.

• Arguments: No additional arguments required.

• Options:

  • --d: Uses Docker when set.

Docker-specific steps:

• Loads the environment variables from the Enigmafile.

• Builds and scans the Docker image.

• If the PUBLISH environment variable is set to true, tags and pushes the image.

Example:

enigma bake-publish --d

Enigma is a tool designed to simplify the DevOps lifecycle, offering a seamless way to manage tools environments, 
        build, scan, and publish. Below is a quick guide to getting started with Enigma and using its core commands.

Usage:
  enigma [flags]
  enigma [command]

Available Commands:
  bake          To Bake the command
  bake-publish  To bake and publish
  completion    Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
  help          Help about any command
  init          To init the command
  publish       To publish

Flags:
      --enigmafile string   Path to the .enigma file (default ".enigma")
  -h, --help                help for enigma

Use "enigma [command] --help" for more information about a command.

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