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peternashaat 6746d885f8 feat(cryptpad): Refactor installer for dynamic configuration

This commit refactors the CryptPad Kubernetes installer to be more dynamic and configurable structure.

Key changes include:
-   **Dynamic Configuration**: The installer now generates its configuration based on parameters passed from the `.vsh` script, with sensible defaults for any unspecifie
d values.
-   **Templated `config.js`**: Introduced a new `config.js` template to allow for greater flexibility and easier maintenance of the CryptPad configuration.
-   **Improved Code Structure**: The source code has been updated to be more modular and maintainable.
-   **Updated Documentation**: The `README.md` has been updated to include instructions on how to run the installer and customize the installation.

Co-authored-by: Mahmoud-Emad <mahmmoud.hassanein@gmail.com>

2025-11-03 13:12:46 +00:00

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CryptPad Kubernetes Installer

A Kubernetes installer for CryptPad with TFGrid Gateway integration.

Quick Start

import incubaid.herolib.installers.k8s.cryptpad

// Create and install CryptPad
mut installer := cryptpad.get(
    name:   'mycryptpad'
    create: true
)!

installer.install()!

to change the hostname and the namespace, you can override the default values:

mut installer := cryptpad.get(
    name:   'mycryptpad'
    create: true
)!

installer.hostname = 'customhostname'
installer.namespace = 'customnamespace'
installer.install()!

Usage

Running the Installer

You can run the installer directly from the command line using the example script:

./examples/installers/k8s/cryptpad.vsh

This will install CryptPad with the default settings. To customize the installation, you can edit the cryptpad.vsh file.

Create an Instance

mut installer := cryptpad.get(
    name:   'mycryptpad'  // Unique name for this instance
    create: true          // Create if doesn't exist
)!

The instance name will be used as:

Kubernetes namespace name
Hostname prefix (e.g., mycryptpad.gent01.grid.tf)

Install

installer.install()!

This will:

Generate Kubernetes YAML files for CryptPad and TFGrid Gateway
Apply them to your k3s cluster
Wait for deployment to be ready

Destroy

installer.destroy()!

Removes all CryptPad resources from the cluster.

Requirements

kubectl installed and configured
k3s cluster running
Redis server running (for configuration storage)

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