Ejemplo n.º 1
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            'dependencies',
            'install',
            'test',
            'testresults'
        ]
        build_runner.config['build_plugins'] = {
            'test': 'run_tests',
            'dependencies': 'fetch_pip_dependencies'
        }
    else:
        # Store plugins
        build_runner.config['build_plugins'] = dict(
            [(k.split('[')[0], k.split('[')[1][:-1]) \
            for k in build_runner.config.keys() if len(k.split('[')) == 2])

    # Maybe we need cleaned step names. Remove the plugin names.
    build_runner.config['build_names'] = [k.split('[')[0]
        for k in build_runner.config.keys()]

    # Check if we have commands/input for every step.
    if not set(build_runner.config['build']).issubset(
        set(build_runner.config['build_names'])):
        raise InvalidConfigException(
            'some build steps are not configured')

    # OK, we're done.
    return True, 0

# Register the plugin.
registry.add_step('fetch_config', fetch_config)
Ejemplo n.º 2
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# We need this because the production environment runs python2.5
from __future__ import with_statement

from fabric.api import run

from journeyman.buildrunner.registry import registry

class InvalidRepositoryException(Exception):
    pass

def fetch_repository(build_runner, **kwargs):
    # FIXME: support multiple vcs types
    if not build_runner.build.project.repository.startswith('git+'):
        raise InvalidRepositoryException(
            'Invalid repository: %s' % build_runner.build.project.repository)

    # Generate the repo path.
    build_runner.build_src = '%s/src' % build_runner.build_ve_path

    # Execute the clone command.
    output = run('git clone --depth=1 %s %s' % (
        ''.join(build_runner.build.project.repository.split('+')[1:]),
        build_runner.build_src))

    # Pass the return code of the vcs.
    return output.return_code == 0, output.return_code

# Register the plugin
registry.add_step('fetch_repository', fetch_repository)
Ejemplo n.º 3
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from journeyman.buildrunner.registry import registry

def fetch_xunit_results(build_runner, **kwargs):
    with cd(build_runner.build_src):
        # Fetch the current directory.
        pwd = run('pwd')
        # Get all result xml files.
        files = kwargs.get('lines', [])
        for test_file in files:
            # Test if the result file exists.
            if exists(test_file):
                # Create a temp. file to download the xml
                local_test_file = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile()
                # Loading...
                get('%s/%s' % (pwd, test_file),
                    local_test_file.name)

                # Store the plain xml data to database.
                build_runner.build.buildresult_set.create(
                    name=test_file,
                    body=''.join(local_test_file.readlines())
                )

                # Close the temp file.
                local_test_file.close()
    # Return.
    return True, 0

# Register the plugin
registry.add_step('fetch_xunit_results', fetch_xunit_results)
Ejemplo n.º 4
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# We need this because the production environment runs python2.5
from __future__ import with_statement

import tempfile
from fabric.api import run

from journeyman.buildrunner.registry import registry

def prepare_virtualenv(build_runner, **kwargs):
    # Prepare some paths.
    build_runner.build_ve_name = 'journeyman.%s' % tempfile.mktemp(dir='')
    build_runner.build_ve_path = 'builds/%s' % build_runner.build_ve_name

    # Create the virtual env for testing.
    output = run('virtualenv %s' % build_runner.build_ve_path)

    # Return the exit code of virtualenv.
    return output.return_code == 0, output.return_code

# Register the plugin
registry.add_step('prepare_virtualenv', prepare_virtualenv)
Ejemplo n.º 5
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# We need this because the production environment runs python2.5
from __future__ import with_statement

from fabric.api import run, cd, prefix

from journeyman.buildrunner.registry import registry

def run_commands(build_runner, **kwargs):
    # Move to the repo directory
    with cd(build_runner.build_src):
        # Every command should get executed within the virtualenv.
        with prefix('source ../bin/activate'):
            for command in kwargs.get('lines', []):
                #  Execute every command.
                output = run(command)

                # We assume that everything works, if not. Abort the step
                if output.return_code != 0:
                    return False, output.return_code

    # Done.
    return True, 0

# Register the plugin
registry.add_step('run_commands', run_commands)
Ejemplo n.º 6
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# We need this because the production environment runs python2.5
from __future__ import with_statement

from fabric.api import run, cd

from journeyman.buildrunner.registry import registry

def fetch_repository_commit_id(build_runner, **kwargs):
    # FIXME: support multiple vcs types
    if not build_runner.build.project.repository.startswith('git+'):
        raise InvalidRepositoryException(
            'Invalid repository: %s' % build_runner.build.project.repository)

    # Move to the repo directory
    with cd(build_runner.build_src):
        # get the revision id and store in build runner instance
        output = run('git log --pretty="format:%H" -n 1')
        build_runner.repo_head_id = output
        output = run('git log --pretty="format:%h" -n 1')
        build_runner.repo_head_short_id = output

    # Pass the exit code of vcs.
    return output.return_code == 0, output.return_code

# Register the plugin
registry.add_step('fetch_repository_commit_id', fetch_repository_commit_id)
Ejemplo n.º 7
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# We need this because the production environment runs python2.5
from __future__ import with_statement

import tempfile
from fabric.api import run

from journeyman.buildrunner.registry import registry

def teardown_virtualenv(build_runner, **kwargs):
    # Create the virtual env for testing.
    output = run('rm -rf %s' % build_runner.build_ve_path)

    # Return the exit code of virtualenv.
    return output.return_code == 0, output.return_code

# Register the plugin
registry.add_step('teardown_virtualenv', teardown_virtualenv)
Ejemplo n.º 8
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# We need this because the production environment runs python2.5
from __future__ import with_statement

from fabric.api import run, cd

from journeyman.buildrunner.registry import registry

def fetch_pip_dependencies(build_runner, **kwargs):
    # Move into the source/repo directory
    with cd(build_runner.build_src):
        # Get files from config
        files = kwargs.get('lines', [])
        for req_file in files:
            # do the pip install dance for every requirements file
            output = run('pip -E .. install -r %s' % req_file)
            # if anything else than 0 returned, abort.
            if output.return_code != 0:
                return False, output.return_code

    # Done!
    return True, 0

# Register the plugin
registry.add_step('fetch_pip_dependencies', fetch_pip_dependencies)
Ejemplo n.º 9
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# We need this because the production environment runs python2.5
from __future__ import with_statement

from fabric.api import run, cd, prefix

from journeyman.buildrunner.registry import registry


def run_tests(build_runner, **kwargs):
    # Move to the repo directory
    with cd(build_runner.build_src):
        # Execute every command withing the virtualenv.
        with prefix("source ../bin/activate"):
            for command in kwargs.get("lines", []):
                # Execute the command. We ignore the results.
                output = run(command)

    # Its ok if errors occur.
    return True, 0


# Register the plugin
registry.add_step("run_tests", run_tests)