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👋 Hi @curved-animal-37854 sorry for the delay, I saw your github comment too and will get back to you today. We’ve been heads down implementing a much faster way for infracost to run on large mono repos that we often see in enterprises.

Thanks Ali! I'd love to see the response. 🙂

So our team is still focused on going deep into use-cases with Terraform (e.g. handling large mono repos, guardrails, cost policies) and once TF users are happy with those, we’d like to step back and enable the same use-cases for other IaC tools. Given the open source nature of the product, if you like you can do what another community member has done with Pulumi and prototype on a fork, e.g. see https://github.com/infracost/infracost/pull/1752 (is a good guide of the code areas that your team can look at). I’ll just set your expectations that we don’t have time to review/work on it yet. If you’d like to prototype, you can fork the CLI repo, start with a simple ARM template, this repo seems to have good examples, and just focus on the

breakdown

command to start with. Success would look like a user being able to run

infracost breakdown --path azuredeploy.json

and seeing the cost estimate. If you need to pass-in params, e.g. for the region or other inputs, you can add a CLI flag for that (in the same way

--terraform-var

or

--terraform-var-file

exists, or use env vars like

TF_VAR_myparam=myvalue

.

Thanks Ali, our team is working on something else today but I very much appreciate the rundown and will take a look at this later. :)