A utility to check how app metadata and app repositories referenced in a catalog are doing with regard to some quality standards.

The result is printed as a Markdown checkbox list, suited for GitHub issues.

• Install requirements via pip install -r requirements.txt into your (virtual) Python environment.

• Check the provided config.yaml file and make sure catalogs: has the right catalog enabled. You can check multiple catalogs.

• Have a GitHub personal access token in a file (e. g. ~/.github-token).

Run the script like this:

python cli.py 

You can optionally use the following command line flags:

• --app-name: Name of an app to check. If not provided, will check the entire catalog(s) configured.
• --config: Path to a configuration file. Default: ./config.yaml.
• --token-path: Path to a token file. Default: ~/.github-token.

The result will be printed to the console.

More validations:

• Validate kubeVersion
• Find app duplicates, also in several catalogs
• Too similar names in apps (grafana and grafana-app)
• Too many releases overall
• Too many releases per app
• Validate README
  • Look for placeholder {APP_NAME}
  • Amount of text
  • Check links
  • Check basic formatting, markdownlint
• Validate metadata referenced in application.giantswarm.io/metadata
• Validate schema referenced in application.giantswarm.io/values-schema