Pulumi was too long
A TUI application to help you manage your Pulumi stacks.
## Installation
```bash
cargo install p5
```
## Demo
## Features
- [x] Contexts
- [x] Command prompt
- [x] Select workspace
- [x] Select stack
- [x] Show stack information
- [x] Show stack outputs
- [x] Show stack settings
- [x] Show stack resources
- [ ] Edit state json
- [ ] Edit resource json
- [x] Preview stack changes
- [x] Operation type colors
- [ ] Detailed Diff
- [ ] Special iconography
- [ ] Protected resources
- [ ] Resources Hierarchy
- [x] Update stack
- [x] Destroy stack
- [x] Refresh stack
- [ ] Cancel Operation
- [ ] Include and Exclude resources
- [ ] Import resources
- [ ] Remove resources
- [x] List workspaces
- [ ] Select workspace
- [ ] Create workspace
- [x] List stacks
- [ ] Select stack
- [ ] Create stack
- [ ] Rename stack
- [ ] Delete stack
- [ ] Copy stack
- [ ] Self host config
- [ ] Backend Url
- [ ] Env
- [ ] Authentication hook
- [ ] Static
- [ ] Secret Manager
- [ ] Edit Pulumi config
- [ ] Edit stack config
- [ ] Edit program config
- [ ] Navigation
- [ ] Context Command Palette
- [ ] Keybinds
- [ ] Help
- [ ] Show stack history
- [ ] Event log
- [ ] Show event log
- [ ] Filter event log
## Motivation
Pulumi is a great tool, but the CLI is not very user friendly. I wanted to create a TUI application that would make it easier to manage Pulumi stacks and programs.
I also wanted to get a better grasp of async rust and TUI development, so this is a great opportunity to do both. With p5 I should be able to rapidly iterate over
IaC changes while also assisting in complicated sate manipulation.
## Debt
- [ ] pulumi-automation error handling and async cleanup
- [ ] error stream for operations
- [ ] tracing
- [ ] otel