Python git_remote_path Examples

Example #1

    def _deploy_git(self):
        if IS_DEVELOPMENT:
            return

        print(title("Deploy to git remote") + "\n")

        try:
            remote_path = git_remote_path()

            subprocess.check_call(f"""
            git push https://{conf.github_token}@{remote_path} HEAD:master &> /dev/null
            """,
                                  shell=True)

            print("Sucessufly push on git remote")
        except:
            sys.exit("Error: Failed to push some refs to 'https://%s'" %
                     git_remote_path())

Example #2

File: validator.py Project: uvobot/testing-archlinux-repository

def _check_github_token():
    valid = False
    user = git_remote_path().split("/")[1]
    response = output("curl -su %s:%s https://api.github.com/user" %
                      (user, conf.github_token))
    content = json.loads(response)

    if "login" in content:
        valid = True

    validate(
        error=
        "An error occured while trying to connect to your github repository with your encrypted token.\nPlease make sure that your token is working.",
        target="github token api",
        valid=valid)

Example #3

    def _replace_html_variables(self):
        remote_path = 'https://' + git_remote_path().rstrip('.git')

        for line in edit_file(paths.mirror + "/index.html"):
            line = line.replace("$content", self.html_table_tbody)
            line = line.replace("$path", conf.url)
            line = line.replace("$database", conf.db)
            line = line.replace("$remote_path", remote_path)
            line = line.replace("images/logo.png", "data:image/png;base64," + get_base64(paths.www + "/images/logo.png"))
            line = line.replace("images/background.png", "data:image/png;base64," + get_base64(paths.www + "/images/background.png"))

            if line.strip() == "<link rel=\"stylesheet\" href=\"css/main.css\">":
                line = "<style type=\"text/css\">"
                line += get_compressed_file(paths.www + "/css/main.css")
                line += "</style>"

            print(line)

Example #4

"""

import os

from utils.process import git_remote_path

# Bot version (<major>.<minor>.<month>.<monthly commit>)
# To get the monthly commit, you need to execute
# git rev-list --count HEAD --since="2019-07-01"
VERSION = "1.0.7.61"

# Upstream repository
UPSTREAM_REPOSITORY = "https://github.com/unix-development/build-your-own-archlinux-repository"

# Current repository
CURRENT_REPOSITORY = "https://" + git_remote_path().rstrip(".git")

# Check if it's upstream repository
IS_DEVELOPMENT = (CURRENT_REPOSITORY is UPSTREAM_REPOSITORY)

# Define if it's Travis-CI
IS_TRAVIS = ("TRAVIS" in os.environ and os.environ["TRAVIS"] != "")

# Content allowed in repository.json
ALLOWED_CONFIGS = ("database", "url", "github.token", "ssh.port", "ssh.user",
                   "ssh.host", "ssh.path", "auto-update")

# Alias configs for repository.json
ALIAS_CONFIGS = ("db", "url", "github_token", "ssh_port", "ssh_user",
                 "ssh_host", "ssh_path", "auto_update")

Example #5

 def _get_remote_path(self):
     remote_path = git_remote_path()
     host = remote_path[:remote_path.find("/") + 1]
     return remote_path.rstrip('.git').strip(host)