def build_cmd(ctx, output_path, watch, prune, verbosity):
"""Builds the entire site out."""
from lektor.builder import Builder
from lektor.reporter import CliReporter
if output_path is None:
output_path = ctx.get_default_output_path()
env = ctx.get_env()
def _build():
builder = Builder(ctx.new_pad(), output_path)
builder.build_all()
if prune:
builder.prune()
reporter = CliReporter(env, verbosity=verbosity)
with reporter:
_build()
if not watch:
return
from lektor.watcher import watch
click.secho('Watching for file system changes', fg='cyan')
last_build = time.time()
for ts, _, _ in watch(env):
if ts > last_build:
_build()
last_build = time.time()
def build_cmd(ctx, output_path, watch, prune, verbosity,
source_info_only, buildstate_path, profile, build_flags):
"""Builds the entire project into the final artifacts.
The default behavior is to build the project into the default build
output path which can be discovered with the `project-info` command
but an alternative output folder can be provided with the `--output-path`
option.
The default behavior is to perform a build followed by a pruning step
which removes no longer referenced artifacts from the output folder.
Lektor will only build the files that require rebuilding if the output
folder is reused.
To enforce a clean build you have to issue a `clean` command first.
If the build fails the exit code will be `1` otherwise `0`. This can be
used by external scripts to only deploy on successful build for instance.
"""
from lektor.builder import Builder
from lektor.reporter import CliReporter
if output_path is None:
output_path = ctx.get_default_output_path()
ctx.load_plugins()
env = ctx.get_env()
def _build():
builder = Builder(env.new_pad(), output_path,
buildstate_path=buildstate_path,
build_flags=build_flags)
if source_info_only:
builder.update_all_source_infos()
return True
if profile:
from .utils import profile_func
failures = profile_func(builder.build_all)
else:
failures = builder.build_all()
if prune:
builder.prune()
return failures == 0
reporter = CliReporter(env, verbosity=verbosity)
with reporter:
success = _build()
if not watch:
return sys.exit(0 if success else 1)
from lektor.watcher import watch
click.secho('Watching for file system changes', fg='cyan')
last_build = time.time()
for ts, _, _ in watch(env):
if ts > last_build:
_build()
last_build = time.time()
def test_watch(env, mocker):
Watcher = mocker.patch("lektor.watcher.Watcher")
event1 = mocker.sentinel.event1
def events():
yield event1
raise KeyboardInterrupt()
watcher = Watcher.return_value.__enter__.return_value
watcher.__iter__.return_value = events()
assert list(watch(env)) == [event1]
def build_cmd(ctx, output_path, watch, prune, verbosity, source_info_only,
buildstate_path, profile, extra_flags, build_flags):
"""Builds the entire project into the final artifacts.
The default behavior is to build the project into the default build
output path which can be discovered with the `project-info` command
but an alternative output folder can be provided with the `--output-path`
option.
The default behavior is to perform a build followed by a pruning step
which removes no longer referenced artifacts from the output folder.
Lektor will only build the files that require rebuilding if the output
folder is reused.
To enforce a clean build you have to issue a `clean` command first.
If the build fails the exit code will be `1` otherwise `0`. This can be
used by external scripts to only deploy on successful build for instance.
"""
from lektor.builder import Builder
from lektor.reporter import CliReporter
extra_flags = tuple(itertools.chain(extra_flags or (), build_flags or ()))
if output_path is None:
output_path = ctx.get_default_output_path()
ctx.load_plugins()
env = ctx.get_env()
def _build():
builder = Builder(env.new_pad(),
output_path,
buildstate_path=buildstate_path,
extra_flags=extra_flags)
if source_info_only:
builder.update_all_source_infos()
return True
if profile:
from .utils import profile_func
failures = profile_func(builder.build_all)
else:
failures = builder.build_all()
if prune:
builder.prune()
return failures == 0
reporter = CliReporter(env, verbosity=verbosity)
with reporter:
success = _build()
if not watch:
return sys.exit(0 if success else 1)
from lektor.watcher import watch
click.secho('Watching for file system changes', fg='cyan')
last_build = time.time()
for ts, _, _ in watch(env):
if ts > last_build:
_build()
last_build = time.time()
