brew tap prx/dev-tools
brew install prx-dev-tools

You can optionally configure these scripts to use certain AWS profiles and dev tools:

echo "export PRX_SSH_KEY=~/.ssh/id_ed25519_prx_developer" >> ~/.bash_profile
echo "export PRX_AWS_PROFILE=prx-default" >> ~/.bash_profile

The awssh command allows you to ssh into a running EC2 instance or ECS task. You can get a shell on the host EC2, a shell inside the running Docker container, or even attach to a Rails/Elixir/etc console.

Our production databases are all in a private VPC, inaccessible from the public internet. To gain access locally, use the awstunnel script which tunnels some local high port numbers through our jump servers, to the staging/production db servers.

Used to get all the parameter-store keys/values underneath a slash-separated-path, in dotenv format. By default, writes to a well-named file that can be re-saved to parameter-store by prxameter-set.

Passing in a filename output by prxameter-get, writes any changes back to parameter-store. By default, does a dry-run previewing the changes unless you pass the --commit flag.

After you've made your changes and committed them to the main branch, create a new release in GitHub, with a new version tag (in the format v1.2.3). Once the release has been created, a GitHub action will automatically update the formula file to match the newly-released version and update the SHA 256 hash.

This does mean that any given release will actually include the formula file for the previous version. This does not matter.