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grafana/apps/example/kinds/manifest.cue
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owensmallwood a3daf0e39d Unified storage: Add quotas app to apiserver (#114425)
* initial generation

* went through doc to add new resource

* added dummy kind so grafana will run

* added dummy handler and custom route

* fix app name

* gets custom route working - still a dummy route

* adds groupOverride to manifest

* adds quotas to grpc client and server

* WIP - trying to get api recognized - not working

* Gets route working

* fixes group and resource vars

* expects group and resource as separate params

* set content-type header on response

* removes Quotas kind and regens

* Update grafana-app-sdk to v0.48.5

* Update codegen

* updates manifest

* formatting

* updates grafana-app-sdk version to 0.48.5

* regen ResourceClient mocks

* adds tests

* remove commented code

* uncomment go mod tidy

* fix tests and make update workspace

* adds quotas app to codeowners

* formatting

* make gen-apps

* deletes temp file

* fix generated folder code

* make gofmt

* make gen-go

* make update-workspace

* add COPY apps/quotas to Dockerfile

* fix test mock

* fixes undefined NewFolderStatus()

* make gen-apps, and add func for NewFolderStatus

* make gen-apps again

* make update-workspace

* regen folder_object_gen.go

* gofmt

* fix linting

* apps/folder make update-workspace

* make gen-apps

* make gen-apps

* fixes enterprise_imports.go

* go get testcontainers

* adds feature toggle

* make update-workspace

* fix go mod

* fix another client mock

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Co-authored-by: Steve Simpson <steve@grafana.com>
2025-12-09 09:40:34 -06:00

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package kinds
manifest: {
// appName is the unique name of your app. It is used to reference the app from other config objects,
// and to generate the group used by your app in the app platform API.
appName: "example"
// groupOverride can be used to specify a non-appName-based API group.
// By default, an app's API group is LOWER(REPLACE(appName, '-', '')).ext.grafana.com,
// but there are cases where this needs to be changed.
// Keep in mind that changing this after an app is deployed can cause problems with clients and/or kind data.
groupOverride: "example.grafana.app"
// versions is a map of versions supported by your app. Version names should follow the format "v<integer>" or
// "v<integer>(alpha|beta)<integer>". Each version contains the kinds your app manages for that version.
// If your app needs access to kinds managed by another app, use permissions.accessKinds to allow your app access.
versions: {
"v0alpha1": v0alpha1
"v1alpha1": v1alpha1
}
// extraPermissions contains any additional permissions your app may require to function.
// Your app will always have all permissions for each kind it manages (the items defined in 'kinds').
extraPermissions: {
// If your app needs access to additional kinds supplied by other apps, you can list them here
accessKinds: [
// Here is an example for your app accessing the playlist kind for reads and watch
// {
// group: "playlist.grafana.app"
// resource: "playlists"
// actions: ["get","list","watch"]
// }
]
}
}
v0alpha1: {
kinds: [examplev0alpha1]
// This is explicitly set to false to keep the example app disabled by default.
// It can be enabled via conf overrides, or by setting this value to true and regenerating.
served: false
}
// v1alpha1 is the v1alpha1 version of the app's API.
// It includes kinds which the v1alpha1 API serves, and (future) custom routes served globally from the v1alpha1 version.
v1alpha1: {
// kinds is the list of kinds served by this version
kinds:[examplev1alpha1]
// [OPTIONAL]
// served indicates whether this particular version is served by the API server.
// served should be set to false before a version is removed from the manifest entirely.
// served defaults to true if not present.
// This is explicitly set to false to keep the example app disabled by default.
// It can be enabled via conf overrides, or by setting this value to true and regenerating.
served: false
// routes contains resource routes for the version, which are split into 'namespaced' and 'cluster' scoped routes.
// This allows you to add additional non-storage- and non-kind- based handlers for your app.
// These should only be used if the behavior cannot be accomplished by reconciliation on storage events or subresource routes on a kind.
routes: {
// namespaced contains namespace-scoped resource routes for the version,
// which are exposed as HTTP handlers on '<version>/namespaces/<namespace>/<route>'.
namespaced: {
"/something": {
"GET": {
response: {
namespace: string
message: string
}
request: {
query: {
message?: string
}
}
}
}
}
// cluster contains cluster-scoped resource routes for the version,
// which are exposed as HTTP handlers on '<version>/<route>'.
cluster: {
"/other": {
"GET": {
response: {
message: string
}
request: {
query: {
message?: string
}
}
responseMetadata: typeMeta: false // Don't generate or return kubernetes type metadata for this object
}
}
}
}
// [OPTIONAL]
// Codegen is a trait that tells the grafana-app-sdk, or other code generation tooling, how to process this kind.
// If not present, default values within the codegen trait are used.
// If you wish to specify codegen per-version, put this section in the version's object
// (for example, <no value>v1alpha1) instead.
codegen: {
// [OPTIONAL]
// ts contains TypeScript code generation properties for the kind
ts: {
// [OPTIONAL]
// enabled indicates whether the CLI should generate front-end TypeScript code for the kind.
// Defaults to true if not present.
enabled: true
}
// [OPTIONAL]
// go contains go code generation properties for the kind
go: {
// [OPTIONAL]
// enabled indicates whether the CLI should generate back-end go code for the kind.
// Defaults to true if not present.
enabled: true
}
}
}