Creating a tt environment
$ tt init
tt init creates a tt environment in the current directory. This includes:
- Setting up directories for working files: binaries, templates, and so on.
- Creating a corresponding
tt.yamlconfiguration file.
Important
The Tarantool Cartridge framework is deprecated and is not compatible with Tarantool 3.0 and later. This command is added for backward compatibility with earlier versions.
tt init checks the existence of configuration files for Cartridge (cartridge.yml)
or the tarantoolctl utility (.tarantoolctl) in the current directory.
If such files are found, tt generates an environment that uses the same
directories:
cartridge.yml– the directories specified in the file..tarantoolctl– the directories specified in thedefault_cfgtable.Note
initis the onlyttcommand that invokes.tarantoolctlfiles. Thus, variables defined in this script will not be available in applications launched by att startcall.
If there is no cartridge.yml or .tarantoolctl files in the current directory,
tt init creates a default environment in it. This includes creating the
following directories and files:
bin– the directory for storing binary files.include– the directory for storing header files.distfiles– the directory for storing installation files.instances.enabled– the directory for storing running applications or symlinks.modules– the directory for storing external modules.tt.yaml– the configuration file.templates– the directory for storing application templates.