andrenth/kubecaml

Kubernetes API client for OCaml

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Error listing pods: Kubecaml.Kubernetes.Definitions.Apimachinery.Pkg.Util.Intstr.Int_or_string.t

Hi there,

Thanks very much for the lib, it's saving me a whole lot of manual generating so far!

I'm currently seeing an issue when trying to list pods:
Kubecaml.Kubernetes.Definitions.Apimachinery.Pkg.Util.Intstr.Int_or_string.t returned during the JSON response parsing.

I think it corresponds to the port field in the response - if the port field is specified as string (referring to a labelled port), the decoding works ok, e.g.:

"readinessProbe": {
  "failureThreshold": 3,
  "httpGet": {
    "path": "/healthz",
    **"port": "http",**
    "scheme": "HTTP"
  }
}

But if the port is referred to as a number, the decoding fails, e.g.:

"readinessProbe": {
  "failureThreshold": 3,
  "httpGet": {
    "path": "/healthz",
    **"port": 10254,**
    "scheme": "HTTP"
  }
}

This seems to be encapsulated by the io.k8s.apimachinery.pkg.util.intstr.IntOrString swagger type, which marks the type as string - so I guess Yojson doesn't like it when it sees a number in the response.

I'll have a look at ocaml-swagger and see if I can figure out a way of making this work - there's an [@encoding `string] option in ppx_deriving_yojson that might help, but I'm not sure how I'd target the ref in question and apply it, so any suggestions would be gratefully received 😄

Container_port.create is always partially applied

The signature of the Kubecaml.Kubernetes.Definitions.Api.Core.V1.Container_port.create function does not include the unit argument needed to force the application. This means that all labeled arguments need to be supplied to actually create the value. If only some of the arguments are provided the call results in a partial application.

Here's the demonstration:

# #require "kubecaml";;
# Kubecaml.Kubernetes.Definitions.Api.Core.V1.Container_port.create
     ~name:"xxx"
     ~container_port:8080;;
- : ?protocol:string ->
    ?host_port:int ->
    ?host_ip:string ->
    Kubecaml.Kubernetes.Definitions.Api.Core.V1.Container_port.t
= <fun>
# Kubecaml.Kubernetes.Definitions.Api.Core.V1.Container_port.create
     ~name:"xxx"
     ~container_port:8080
     ?protocol:None
     ?host_port:None
     ?host_ip:None;;
- : Kubecaml.Kubernetes.Definitions.Api.Core.V1.Container_port.t = <abstr>

I'm not sure if this should be reported in the swagger generator library.

Handling certificates and tokens

Do you have an example how to handle certificates and tokens for authentication?

Async support

Currently this library doesn't support Jane Street's Async library. It would probably require repackaging.

EDIT: See included pull request:
#5

What license does this project use?

See title.