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I think @jolly-pilot-68525 talked about a similar thing, @strong-beard-24103 showed me a repo where he manually does that for modules so the users know rough costs. @mysterious-teacher-68276 is working on a PR to make shields.io work with Infracost so a readme badge can be added…

Yah, I just do it manually. An automated way would be epic!

Yeah agree, I was thinking it would work just like terraform-docs in a pre-commit hook but a badge would do the job as well.

shields.io integration is what we’re shooting for so it’s super easy for anyone to copy/paste the badge code and get the automated cost estimate in all of their repos

I'll have to update around 100 repos 😅

I guess the win is that you update them once and forget about it as the badge is automatically updated (and links to the repo page so ppl can see the summary and breakdown details) - maybe in the future we can even allow them to play with the module inputs on the cost estimate page so they get a more accurate module cost estimate before they deploy it

Playing with the inputs would be great. That'd be even better than the AWS calculator for me when estimating stuff

Does anyone know if the infracost cli will output in a markdown format? I see table, html, and json is there a command or beta something I can use that would output a "markdown table"?

Yeah I’ve seen users take the

--format table

and put it into a code block in markdown. The

infracost output --help

command shows the other

--format

options, the

github-comment

one is markdown too (it’s the markdown that’s used to post the PR comment, so it’s more for diffs and not breakdowns).

I am 99% of the way there to having a python script that updates my README.md like terraform-docs with a cost table

@refined-optician-52834 that’s awesome - add

--no-color

and you’ll get what you want, those are color codes you’re seeing

oh snap

The readme badge feature is live 🙂

nice, I'll be hooking these up ASAP!