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Licence: Apache-2.0 License
Converts an OpenShift template into a Helm chart

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Template2Helm

Template2Helm is a go utility that converts OpenShift templates into Helm charts.

Installation

Installing is very simple. Simply download the proper binary from our latest release, and put it on your $PATH.

Usage

template2helm has one primary function, convert. It can be used like so to convert an OpenShift template to a Helm chart.

template2helm convert --template ./examples/slack-notify-job-template.yml --chart ~/tmp/charts

We have several example templates you can use to get started.

Contribution

Please open issues and pull requests! Check out our development guide for more info on how to get started. We also follow the general contribution guidelines for pull requests outlined on the Red Hat Community of Practice website.

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