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Timoni is a package manager for Kubernetes, powered by CUE and inspired by Helm.

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The guide can be based on `examples/podinfo` and should include: - an introduction to CUE lang - an introduction to CUE modules - explain what are the conventions to make...

area/docs

Currently, Timoni can be used with Flux by building module instances in CI and pushing the resulting Kubernetes manifests to a container registry, from where Flux picks it up and...

If you are using Timoni in any capacity, on your home cluster or at work, it would be really great if you could let us now in a comment. For...

question

Currently, to avoid writing a lengthy bundle file, I'd have to split it into multiple CUE files, and apply them with `timoni bundle apply -f -f `. The command keeps...

When applying a bundle containing a local module reference with a multi cluster runtime, only the first cluster passes. The second one always fails with this kind of error: ```trace...

bug
area/bundles

The Mkdocs [code highlight plugin](https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/reference/code-blocks/) does not work for `cue` code blocks. This is probably due to the fact that [Pygments](https://pygments.org/) has no support for cuelang. To get some highlighting,...

bug
area/docs

We should issue warning in `timoni bundle vet` for each instance that references a local module and error out if the path is not found. The warning styling should be...

area/bundles

Pretty new to timoni and cue so still learning. I've a validation issue that occurs from running `timoni mod vet` related to the following setup. Whilst it is a schema...

Hello! First of all, thank you for developing Timoni! It's already a wonderful tool, and I hope to see it grow further. On to business. I am building a Kubernetes...

Currently, it appears the only way to publish a Timoni module in OCI format is to use `timoni mod push`. This is unfortunate, as it limits what an end-user can...