Interesting, that could be useful even for /s/HomeLab or /s/SelfHosted stuff, assuming you are using Ubiquiti at home.
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From the post:
>My most recent hobby project has been Terrifi, a Terraform provider to manage my home UniFi network.
At the time of writing, the provider supports my entire home UniFi network, it’s live on the OpenTofu Registry, I just released version 0.2.0, and it might be ready enough for others to try. The provider also includes a CLI that makes it trivial to import existing resources to Terraform files.
This is my first end-to-end “vibe-coded” project, built mostly using Claude Code. I’ve used Terraform a lot over the years, and I’ve implemented some mildly-interesting modules, but I’ve never written a provider, and I’ve never used Golang in any serious capacity.
Interesting, that could be useful even for /s/HomeLab or /s/SelfHosted stuff, assuming you are using Ubiquiti at home.
Archive: https://archive.today/pzKeZ
From the post:
>>My most recent hobby project has been Terrifi, a Terraform provider to manage my home UniFi network.
At the time of writing, the provider supports my entire home UniFi network, it’s live on the OpenTofu Registry, I just released version 0.2.0, and it might be ready enough for others to try. The provider also includes a CLI that makes it trivial to import existing resources to Terraform files.
This is my first end-to-end “vibe-coded” project, built mostly using Claude Code. I’ve used Terraform a lot over the years, and I’ve implemented some mildly-interesting modules, but I’ve never written a provider, and I’ve never used Golang in any serious capacity.
