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README.md

Codify

This is the naml feature that will convert YAML to Go.

Adding an implementation

Each implementation will require special attention to detail.

The boilerplate is straightforward however there are some special considerations.

This is the alias method that will handle the weird Kubernetes import alias mechanism.

alias(generated, default string)

The main problem is that all objects will render as v1 instead of their corresponding alias such as corev1 or metav1. This method will do it's best to figure these out (without using reflection). There are members in the top of codify.go that call out the well-known subobjects that cannot be defaulted.