def test_set_global_verbosity_level(self, capture):
lgr = init(base_level=logging.INFO)
_set_global_verbosity_level(is_verbose_output=False)
lgr.debug("TEST_LOGGER_OUTPUT")
capture.check()
lgr.info("TEST_LOGGER_OUTPUT")
capture.check(("user", "INFO", "TEST_LOGGER_OUTPUT"))
_set_global_verbosity_level(is_verbose_output=True)
lgr.debug("TEST_LOGGER_OUTPUT")
capture.check(("user", "INFO", "TEST_LOGGER_OUTPUT"), ("user", "DEBUG", "TEST_LOGGER_OUTPUT"))
-o --outputfile=<path> Path to output Dockerfile (if omitted, will assume "Dockerfile")
-c --dockerconfig=<path> Path to yaml file containing docker-py configuration
-d --dryrun Whether to actually generate.. or just dryrun
-b --build=<string> Image Repository and Tag to build
-p --push=<string> Image Repository and Tag to push to (will target build)
-v --verbose a LOT of output (Note: should be used carefully..)
--version Display current version of jocker and exit
"""
from __future__ import absolute_import
from docopt import docopt
from jocker.logger import init
from jocker.jocker import _set_global_verbosity_level
from jocker.jocker import run
jocker_lgr = init()
def ver_check():
import pkg_resources
version = None
try:
version = pkg_resources.get_distribution('jocker').version
except Exception as e:
print(e)
finally:
del pkg_resources
return version
def jocker_run(o):
