Installer tf-profile avec Homebrew

Liens du projet

• Page d'accueil

Commandes et alias

• tf-profile

Historique du projet

The public repository began in March 2023 with commits for stdin reading, Terraform log parsing, and tabular output. The README describes a Cobra-based CLI that can generate global stats, resource-level stats, filters, and visualizations.

The project reached v0.5.0 in October 2024. Its README now warns that it is no longer actively developed and that no new features or support for newer Terraform versions are intended.

Historique d'adoption

The README lists Homebrew, binary releases, Docker, and source builds as installation paths, and says the project was featured on awesome-go and awesome-terraform. That places it in the small-tool Terraform ecosystem where engineers install focused CLIs around the core `terraform` binary.

Modes d'utilisation

The intended workflow is to pipe `terraform apply` output to `tf-profile` or save logs and analyze them later. Users can ask for high-level stats, per-resource tables, filtered logs, or a gnuplot script for a run visualization.

Pourquoi les passionnés de paquets s'y intéressent

For package nerds, tf-profile is a single-purpose Terraform companion CLI: useful when installed through Homebrew or Docker, but also a cautionary package because the upstream README explicitly marks active development as ended.

Chronologie

• 2023-03-06: Initial commit
• 2023-04-16: release/0.0.1 tag
• 2023-07-16: v0.4.0 tag
• 2024-10-23: v0.5.0 tag
• 2026: README states the project is no longer actively developed

Related projects

• Terraform supplies the logs that tf-profile parses.
• Cobra is used for the modern CLI structure.
• Gnuplot is used to render graph output generated by tf-profile.

Sources

• Official git tags and commit history from https://github.com/datarootsio/tf-profile
• https://github.com/datarootsio/tf-profile/blob/main/README.md