Merge pull request #3 from phaniav/main

Modified directory structure to support conversion of multiple packages

Author: KayeeNL

Create-SitecoreModule-DockerAssetImage.ps1

@@ -87,8 +87,14 @@ else {
     Write-Host "START - [Convert Sitecore Module to .scwdp]"
     Write-Host "`n"
 
+    $dateTime = (Get-Date).tostring("ddMMyyyyHHmmss")
     $packagePath = $PSScriptRoot + "\Package\$ModulePackageName"
+    $modulePackageItem = Get-Item $packagePath
+    $modulePackageNameSinExtension = $modulePackageItem.BaseName    
     $scwdpDirectory = $PSScriptRoot + "\scwdp"
+    $scwdpModuleFolder = $modulePackageNameSinExtension + "_$dateTime"
+    $scwdpDestination = "$scwdpDirectory\$scwdpModuleFolder"
+    
 
     Import-Module .\SAT\tools\Sitecore.Cloud.Cmdlets.psm1
     Import-Module .\SAT\tools\Sitecore.Cloud.Cmdlets.dll
@@ -100,34 +106,35 @@ else {
         If (!(Test-Path($scwdpDirectory))) {
             New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path $scwdpDirectory
         }
-
-        Get-ChildItem -Path $scwdpDirectory -Recurse | Foreach-object { Remove-item -Recurse -path $_.FullName }
-
-        $scwdpPath = ConvertTo-SCModuleWebDeployPackage -Path $packagePath -Destination $scwdpDirectory -Force
+       
+        $scwdpPath = ConvertTo-SCModuleWebDeployPackage -Path $packagePath -Destination $scwdpDestination -Force
         Write-Host "SUCCESS - Your Sitecore Module was converted to a Sitecore WebDeploy package and is located at:" -ForegroundColor Green
-        Write-Host "`n"
-        Write-Host "$scwdpPath" -ForegroundColor Yellow
+        Write-Host "`n"        
+        Write-Host "$scwdpDestination" -ForegroundColor Yellow
         Write-Host "`n"
 
         Write-Host "=================================================================================================================================="
         Write-Host "`n"
         Write-Host "START - [Extracting Sitecore WebDeploy package]"
         Write-Host "`n"
 
-        $extractSCwdpDirectory = $scwdpDirectory + "\extract"
+        $extractSCwdpDirectory = $scwdpDestination + "\extract_scwdp"
 
         if (!(Test-Path($extractSCwdpDirectory))) {
             New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path $extractSCwdpDirectory
         }
+        
+        $extractSCwdpDirectory
 
         Expand-Archive -Path "$scwdpPath" -DestinationPath "$extractSCwdpDirectory" -Force
 
         Write-Host "=================================================================================================================================="
         Write-Host "`n"
         Write-Host "START - [Creating Sitecore module asset image structure]"
         Write-Host "`n"
-
-        $moduleDirectory = $PSScriptRoot + "\Module"
+        
+        $moduleDirectory = "$scwdpDestination\Module"
+        
         $cmContentDirectory = $moduleDirectory + "\cm\content"
         $dbDirectory = $moduleDirectory + "\db"
         $solrDirectory = $moduleDirectory + "\solr"
@@ -137,8 +144,6 @@ else {
             New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path $moduleDirectory
         }
 
-        Remove-Item -Path $moduleDirectory -Recurse
-
         If (!(Test-Path($cmContentDirectory))) {
             New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path $cmContentDirectory
         }
@@ -197,4 +202,4 @@ else {
 Show-Stop
 
 # Cleaning up the modules
-Get-Module | Remove-Module
+Get-Module | Remove-Module

README.md

@@ -1,5 +1,17 @@
 # sitecore-module-docker-asset-image-creator
 This repository contains a script to handle the auto creation of a Docker Asset Image for a given Sitecore module
 
+- Clone the repo to your working machine
+- Add the Sitecore module package to Package folder under root
+- Then invoke the script as shown in example below to convert it into scwdp (used for Azure PaaS) as well as extract the scwdp into a Module folder used for generating the docker image
+   ```powershell
+    .\Create-SitecoreModule-DockerAssetImage.ps1 -ModulePackageName "Brightcove.Media.Framework-10.0.zip"
+   ```
+- The folder name is generated based on the ModulePackageName provided while invoking the script and appends the current datetime stamp in `ModulePackageName_ddMMyyyyHHmmss` format
+- Run the docker file under Module folder to generate the image. The script only extracts it for CM role. For other roles, you have to manually create role specific docker files
+- Once the image is generated, push it to your container registry to share it with other devs in your team or devops for AKS deployment
+
+![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3968213/129932632-67ee772f-63da-421e-a476-dfe08635ca69.png)
+
 # Contributors
 Robbert Hock - Twitter: @kayeeNL, GitHub: https://github.com/KayeeNL