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Getting Started
What is Pegleg?
Pegleg is a document aggregator that will aggregate all the documents in a repository and pack them into a single YAML file. This allows for operators to structure their site definitions in a maintainable directory layout, while providing them with the automation and tooling needed to aggregate, lint, and render those documents for deployment.
For more information on the documents that Pegleg works on see Document Fundamentals.
Basic Usage
Before using Pegleg, you must:
Clone the Pegleg repository
git clone https://github.com/att-comdev/pegleg
and install the required packages in pegleg/src/bin/pegleg
pip3 install -r pegleg/src/bin/pegleg/requirements.txt -r pegleg/src/bin/pegleg/test-requirements.txt
Next, add your repos containing your site definition libraries into your local system where Pegleg is running, as Pegleg can only work on files available in the local directory.
You will then be able to use all of Pegleg's features through the CLI. See CLI for more information.