def setup_env(project_path):
"""
Sets up the env settings for the fabric tasks
Checks your git repo and adds your remotes as
aliases for those hosts. Letting you do -H web1,web2
when you have web1 and web2 in your remotes
Creates roles out of each section in the config file.
Letting you do -R app-servers and that command will
be passed to all app servers.
Provides access to some variables that can be used through
tasks.
* **env.deploy_path**: the local location of the deploy folder
* **env.project_path**: the local location of the root of your project
* **env.base_remote_path**: the remote path where the code should be deployed
* **env.configs_path**: the remote path where configs should be deployed
* **env.config_object**: The servers.ini file loaded by the config parser
* **env.conf_filename**: The path to the servers.ini file
* **env.context**: A global context override.
"""
# Setup fabric env
env.deploy_path = os.path.join(project_path, 'deploy')
env.project_path = project_path
env.project_name = os.path.basename(env.project_path)
env.build_dir = os.path.join(project_path, '.build')
BASE = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))
env.configs_dir = os.path.join(BASE, 'default-configs')
env.templates_dir = os.path.join(env.configs_dir, 'templates')
env.context = {}
env.base_remote_path = '/srv/'
env.configs_path = '/srv/configs/'
env.track_static = 'project/source'
if not env.get('current_platform'):
env.current_platform = env.platform
# Read the config and store it in env
config = CustomConfig()
env.conf_filename = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(project_path, 'deploy', 'servers.ini'))
config.read([ env.conf_filename ])
env.config_object = config
# Add sections to the roledefs
for section in config.server_sections():
if config.has_option(section, CustomConfig.CONNECTIONS):
env.roledefs[section] = config.get_list(section, CustomConfig.CONNECTIONS)
env.host_roles = {}
# Store the configs for each role
for k,v in env.roledefs.items():
for host in v:
env.host_roles[host] = k
def setup_env(project_path):
"""
Sets up the env settings for the fabric tasks
Checks your git repo and adds your remotes as
aliases for those hosts. Letting you do -H web1,web2
when you have web1 and web2 in your remotes
Creates roles out of each section in the config file.
Letting you do -R app-servers and that command will
be passed to all app servers.
Provides access to some variables that can be used through
tasks.
* **env.deploy_path**: the local location of the deploy folder
* **env.project_path**: the local location of the root of your project
* **env.git_repo_name**: the remote name of the git repo.
* **env.git_working_dir**: the remote path where the code should be deployed
* **env.config_object**: The servers.ini file loaded by the config parser
* **env.conf_filename**: The path to the servers.ini file
* **env.git_remotes**: A mapping of git remote names to hosts
* **env.git_reverse**: The reverse of above
"""
# Setup fabric env
env.deploy_path = os.path.join(project_path, 'deploy')
env.project_path = project_path
env.project_name = os.path.basename(env.project_path)
env.git_repo_name = GIT_REPO_NAME
env.git_working_dir = GIT_WORKING_DIR
BASE = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))
env.configs_dir = os.path.join(BASE, 'default-configs')
# Read the config and store it in env
config = CustomConfig()
env.conf_filename = os.path.abspath(
os.path.join(project_path, 'deploy', 'servers.ini'))
config.read([env.conf_filename])
env.config_object = config
# Add sections to the roledefs
for section in config.server_sections():
if config.has_option(section, CustomConfig.CONNECTIONS):
env.roledefs[section] = config.get_list(section,
CustomConfig.CONNECTIONS)
env.git_remotes = gather_remotes()
env.git_reverse = dict([(v, k) for (k, v) in env.git_remotes.iteritems()])
# Translate any known git names to hosts
hosts = []
for host in env.hosts:
if host in env.git_remotes:
host = env.git_remotes[host]
hosts.append(host)
env.hosts = hosts
env.project_env_var = None
try:
from project.settings import ENV_VAR
env.project_env_var = ENV_VAR
except ImportError:
pass
def setup_env(project_path):
"""
Sets up the env settings for the fabric tasks
Checks your git repo and adds your remotes as
aliases for those hosts. Letting you do -H web1,web2
when you have web1 and web2 in your remotes
Creates roles out of each section in the config file.
Letting you do -R app-servers and that command will
be passed to all app servers.
Provides access to some variables that can be used through
tasks.
* **env.deploy_path**: the local location of the deploy folder
* **env.project_path**: the local location of the root of your project
* **env.git_repo_name**: the remote name of the git repo.
* **env.git_working_dir**: the remote path where the code should be deployed
* **env.config_object**: The servers.ini file loaded by the config parser
* **env.conf_filename**: The path to the servers.ini file
* **env.git_remotes**: A mapping of git remote names to hosts
* **env.git_reverse**: The reverse of above
"""
# Setup fabric env
env.deploy_path = os.path.join(project_path, "deploy")
env.project_path = project_path
env.project_name = os.path.basename(env.project_path)
env.git_repo_name = GIT_REPO_NAME
env.git_working_dir = GIT_WORKING_DIR
BASE = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))
env.configs_dir = os.path.join(BASE, "default-configs")
# Read the config and store it in env
config = CustomConfig()
env.conf_filename = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(project_path, "deploy", "servers.ini"))
config.read([env.conf_filename])
env.config_object = config
# Add sections to the roledefs
for section in config.server_sections():
if config.has_option(section, CustomConfig.CONNECTIONS):
env.roledefs[section] = config.get_list(section, CustomConfig.CONNECTIONS)
env.git_remotes = gather_remotes()
env.git_reverse = dict([(v, k) for (k, v) in env.git_remotes.iteritems()])
# Translate any known git names to hosts
hosts = []
for host in env.hosts:
if host in env.git_remotes:
host = env.git_remotes[host]
hosts.append(host)
env.hosts = hosts
env.project_env_var = None
try:
from project.settings import ENV_VAR
env.project_env_var = ENV_VAR
except ImportError:
pass
def setup_env(project_path):
"""
Sets up the env settings for the fabric tasks
Checks your git repo and adds your remotes as
aliases for those hosts. Letting you do -H web1,web2
when you have web1 and web2 in your remotes
Creates roles out of each section in the config file.
Letting you do -R app-servers and that command will
be passed to all app servers.
Provides access to some variables that can be used through
tasks.
* **env.deploy_path**: the local location of the deploy folder
* **env.project_path**: the local location of the root of your project
* **env.base_remote_path**: the remote path where the code should be deployed
* **env.configs_path**: the remote path where configs should be deployed
* **env.config_object**: The servers.ini file loaded by the config parser
* **env.conf_filename**: The path to the servers.ini file
* **env.context**: A global context override.
"""
# Setup fabric env
env.deploy_path = os.path.join(project_path, 'deploy')
env.project_path = project_path
env.project_name = os.path.basename(env.project_path)
env.build_dir = os.path.join(project_path, '.build')
BASE = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))
env.configs_dir = os.path.join(BASE, 'default-configs')
env.templates_dir = os.path.join(env.configs_dir, 'templates')
env.context = {}
env.base_remote_path = '/srv/'
env.configs_path = '/srv/configs/'
env.track_static = 'project/source'
if not env.get('current_platform'):
env.current_platform = env.platform
# Read the config and store it in env
config = CustomConfig()
env.conf_filename = os.path.abspath(
os.path.join(project_path, 'deploy', 'servers.ini'))
config.read([env.conf_filename])
env.config_object = config
# Add sections to the roledefs
for section in config.server_sections():
if config.has_option(section, CustomConfig.CONNECTIONS):
env.roledefs[section] = config.get_list(section,
CustomConfig.CONNECTIONS)
env.host_roles = {}
# Store the configs for each role
for k, v in env.roledefs.items():
for host in v:
env.host_roles[host] = k