])
SETUP_KWARGS['install_requires'].append('WMI')
elif sys.platform.startswith('linux'):
FREEZER_INCLUDES.append('spwd')
try:
import yum
FREEZER_INCLUDES.append('yum')
except ImportError:
pass
elif sys.platform.startswith('sunos'):
# (The sledgehammer approach)
# Just try to include everything
# (This may be a better way to generate FREEZER_INCLUDES generally)
try:
from bbfreeze.modulegraph.modulegraph import ModuleGraph
mf = ModuleGraph(sys.path[:])
for arg in glob.glob("salt/modules/*.py"):
mf.run_script(arg)
for mod in mf.flatten():
if type(mod).__name__ != "Script" and mod.filename:
FREEZER_INCLUDES.append(str(os.path.basename(mod.identifier)))
except ImportError:
pass
if HAS_ESKY:
# if the user has the esky / bbfreeze libraries installed, add the
# appropriate kwargs to setup
OPTIONS = SETUP_KWARGS.get('options', {})
OPTIONS['bdist_esky'] = {
'freezer_module': 'bbfreeze',
'freezer_options': {
def get_esky_freezer_includes(self):
# Sometimes the auto module traversal doesn't find everything, so we
# explicitly add it. The auto dependency tracking especially does not work for
# imports occurring in salt.modules, as they are loaded at salt runtime.
# Specifying includes that don't exist doesn't appear to cause a freezing
# error.
freezer_includes = [
'zmq.core.*',
'zmq.utils.*',
'ast',
'csv',
'difflib',
'distutils',
'distutils.version',
'numbers',
'json',
'M2Crypto',
'Cookie',
'asyncore',
'fileinput',
'sqlite3',
'email',
'email.mime.*',
'requests',
'sqlite3',
]
if HAS_ZMQ and hasattr(zmq, 'pyzmq_version_info'):
if HAS_ZMQ and zmq.pyzmq_version_info() >= (0, 14):
# We're freezing, and when freezing ZMQ needs to be installed, so this
# works fine
if 'zmq.core.*' in freezer_includes:
# For PyZMQ >= 0.14, freezing does not need 'zmq.core.*'
freezer_includes.remove('zmq.core.*')
if IS_WINDOWS_PLATFORM:
freezer_includes.extend([
'imp',
'win32api',
'win32file',
'win32con',
'win32com',
'win32net',
'win32netcon',
'win32gui',
'win32security',
'ntsecuritycon',
'pywintypes',
'pythoncom',
'_winreg',
'wmi',
'site',
'psutil',
])
elif sys.platform.startswith('linux'):
freezer_includes.append('spwd')
try:
import yum # pylint: disable=unused-variable
freezer_includes.append('yum')
except ImportError:
pass
elif sys.platform.startswith('sunos'):
# (The sledgehammer approach)
# Just try to include everything
# (This may be a better way to generate freezer_includes generally)
try:
from bbfreeze.modulegraph.modulegraph import ModuleGraph
mgraph = ModuleGraph(sys.path[:])
for arg in glob.glob('salt/modules/*.py'):
mgraph.run_script(arg)
for mod in mgraph.flatten():
if type(mod).__name__ != 'Script' and mod.filename:
freezer_includes.append(str(os.path.basename(mod.identifier)))
except ImportError:
pass
# Include C extension that convinces esky to package up the libsodium C library
# This is needed for ctypes to find it in libnacl which is in turn needed for raet
# see pkg/smartos/esky/sodium_grabber{.c,_installer.py}
freezer_includes.extend([
'sodium_grabber',
'ioflo',
'raet',
'libnacl',
])
return freezer_includes
def get_esky_freezer_includes(self):
# Sometimes the auto module traversal doesn't find everything, so we
# explicitly add it. The auto dependency tracking especially does not work for
# imports occurring in salt.modules, as they are loaded at salt runtime.
# Specifying includes that don't exist doesn't appear to cause a freezing
# error.
freezer_includes = [
'zmq.core.*',
'zmq.utils.*',
'ast',
'difflib',
'distutils',
'distutils.version',
'numbers',
'json',
'M2Crypto',
'Cookie',
'asyncore',
'fileinput',
'sqlite3',
'email',
'email.mime.*',
'requests',
'sqlite3',
]
if HAS_ZMQ and hasattr(zmq, 'pyzmq_version_info'):
if HAS_ZMQ and zmq.pyzmq_version_info() >= (0, 14):
# We're freezing, and when freezing ZMQ needs to be installed, so this
# works fine
if 'zmq.core.*' in freezer_includes:
# For PyZMQ >= 0.14, freezing does not need 'zmq.core.*'
freezer_includes.remove('zmq.core.*')
if IS_WINDOWS_PLATFORM:
freezer_includes.extend([
'win32api',
'win32file',
'win32con',
'win32com',
'win32net',
'win32netcon',
'win32gui',
'win32security',
'ntsecuritycon',
'pywintypes',
'pythoncom',
'_winreg',
'wmi',
'site',
'psutil',
])
elif sys.platform.startswith('linux'):
freezer_includes.append('spwd')
try:
import yum # pylint: disable=unused-variable
freezer_includes.append('yum')
except ImportError:
pass
elif sys.platform.startswith('sunos'):
# (The sledgehammer approach)
# Just try to include everything
# (This may be a better way to generate freezer_includes generally)
try:
from bbfreeze.modulegraph.modulegraph import ModuleGraph
mgraph = ModuleGraph(sys.path[:])
for arg in glob.glob('salt/modules/*.py'):
mgraph.run_script(arg)
for mod in mgraph.flatten():
if type(mod).__name__ != 'Script' and mod.filename:
freezer_includes.append(
str(os.path.basename(mod.identifier)))
except ImportError:
pass
# Include C extension that convinces esky to package up the libsodium C library
# This is needed for ctypes to find it in libnacl which is in turn needed for raet
# see pkg/smartos/esky/sodium_grabber{.c,_installer.py}
freezer_includes.extend([
'sodium_grabber',
'ioflo',
'raet',
'libnacl',
])
return freezer_includes
])
SETUP_KWARGS['install_requires'].append('WMI')
elif sys.platform.startswith('linux'):
FREEZER_INCLUDES.append('spwd')
try:
import yum
FREEZER_INCLUDES.append('yum')
except ImportError:
pass
elif sys.platform.startswith('sunos'):
# (The sledgehammer approach)
# Just try to include everything
# (This may be a better way to generate FREEZER_INCLUDES generally)
try:
from bbfreeze.modulegraph.modulegraph import ModuleGraph
mf = ModuleGraph(sys.path[:])
for arg in glob.glob("salt/modules/*.py"):
mf.run_script(arg)
for mod in mf.flatten():
if type(mod).__name__ != "Script" and mod.filename:
FREEZER_INCLUDES.append(str(os.path.basename(mod.identifier)))
except ImportError:
pass
if HAS_ESKY:
# if the user has the esky / bbfreeze libraries installed, add the
# appropriate kwargs to setup
OPTIONS = SETUP_KWARGS.get('options', {})
OPTIONS['bdist_esky'] = {
'freezer_module': 'bbfreeze',
'freezer_options': {
def get_esky_freezer_includes(self):
# Sometimes the auto module traversal doesn't find everything, so we
# explicitly add it. The auto dependency tracking especially does not work for
# imports occurring in salt.modules, as they are loaded at salt runtime.
# Specifying includes that don't exist doesn't appear to cause a freezing
# error.
freezer_includes = [
"zmq.core.*",
"zmq.utils.*",
"ast",
"csv",
"difflib",
"distutils",
"distutils.version",
"numbers",
"json",
"M2Crypto",
"Cookie",
"asyncore",
"fileinput",
"sqlite3",
"email",
"email.mime.*",
"requests",
"sqlite3",
]
if HAS_ZMQ and hasattr(zmq, "pyzmq_version_info"):
if HAS_ZMQ and zmq.pyzmq_version_info() >= (0, 14):
# We're freezing, and when freezing ZMQ needs to be installed, so this
# works fine
if "zmq.core.*" in freezer_includes:
# For PyZMQ >= 0.14, freezing does not need 'zmq.core.*'
freezer_includes.remove("zmq.core.*")
if IS_WINDOWS_PLATFORM:
freezer_includes.extend([
"imp",
"win32api",
"win32file",
"win32con",
"win32com",
"win32net",
"win32netcon",
"win32gui",
"win32security",
"ntsecuritycon",
"pywintypes",
"pythoncom",
"_winreg",
"wmi",
"site",
"psutil",
"pytz",
])
elif IS_SMARTOS_PLATFORM:
# we have them as requirements in pkg/smartos/esky/requirements.txt
# all these should be safe to force include
freezer_includes.extend([
"cherrypy", "python-dateutil", "pyghmi", "croniter", "mako",
"gnupg"
])
elif sys.platform.startswith("linux"):
freezer_includes.append("spwd")
try:
import yum # pylint: disable=unused-variable
freezer_includes.append("yum")
except ImportError:
pass
elif sys.platform.startswith("sunos"):
# (The sledgehammer approach)
# Just try to include everything
# (This may be a better way to generate freezer_includes generally)
try:
from bbfreeze.modulegraph.modulegraph import ModuleGraph
mgraph = ModuleGraph(sys.path[:])
for arg in glob.glob("salt/modules/*.py"):
mgraph.run_script(arg)
for mod in mgraph.flatten():
if type(mod).__name__ != "Script" and mod.filename:
freezer_includes.append(
str(os.path.basename(mod.identifier)))
except ImportError:
pass
return freezer_includes
'psutil',
])
elif sys.platform.startswith('linux'):
freezer_includes.append('spwd')
try:
import yum # pylint: disable=unused-variable
freezer_includes.append('yum')
except ImportError:
pass
elif sys.platform.startswith('sunos'):
# (The sledgehammer approach)
# Just try to include everything
# (This may be a better way to generate freezer_includes generally)
try:
from bbfreeze.modulegraph.modulegraph import ModuleGraph
mgraph = ModuleGraph(sys.path[:])
for arg in glob.glob('salt/modules/*.py'):
mgraph.run_script(arg)
for mod in mgraph.flatten():
if type(mod).__name__ != 'Script' and mod.filename:
freezer_includes.append(str(os.path.basename(mod.identifier)))
except ImportError:
pass
# Include C extension that convinces esky to package up the libsodium C library
# This is needed for ctypes to find it in libnacl which is in turn needed for raet
# see pkg/smartos/esky/sodium_grabber{.c,_installer.py}
freezer_includes.extend([
'sodium_grabber',
'ioflo',
'raet',
'libnacl',