Makefile

.PHONY: remote update plan apply .terraform clean
DEPS= frontend/node_modules \
	common/node_modules \
	beacon/node_modules \
	db/node_modules

help: ## This help.
	@awk 'BEGIN {FS = ":.*?## "} /^[a-zA-Z_-]+:.*?## / {printf "\033[36m%-30s\033[0m %s\n", $$1, $$2}' $(MAKEFILE_LIST)

.DEFAULT_GOAL := help

bucket: ## Make me a bucket. S3 bucket as a way to manage the terraform state remotely
	@test "${BUCKET}" || (echo '$$BUCKET name required' && exit 1)
	aws s3 mb s3://$(BUCKET)

remote: ## Anyone who is making changes to terraform will then want to configure terraform to pull from the remote state.
	@test "${BUCKET}" || (echo '$$BUCKET name required' && exit 1)
	@terraform remote config \
    -backend=s3 \
    -backend-config="bucket=$(BUCKET)" \
    -backend-config="key=/terraform"

.terraform:
	terraform get -update=true

plan: ## See Terraform changes
	terraform plan --out plan

apply: ## Apply Terraform changes
	terraform apply plan

copy-key: ## Copy SSH key to Bastion host.
	@test "${IP}" || (echo 'bastion $$IP required' && exit 1)
	@scp -i keys/bastion-ssh \
		keys/bastion-ssh \
		ubuntu@${IP}:/home/ubuntu/.ssh/key.pem

keys: ##If you don't have ssh keys in AWS, you can create them.
	mkdir -p keys
	ssh-keygen \
		-C 'Generated by Stack' \
		-f 'keys/bastion-ssh'

docker: $(DEPS)
	@docker build -t frontend .
	@docker build -t beacon ./beacon

${DEPS}:
	@cd `dirname $@` && npm i

clean:
	@rm -rf plan .terraform terraform.tfstate.backup