def init(provider=None):
"""
Runs through a questionnaire to set up your project's deploy settings
"""
if os.path.exists(DEPLOY_YAML):
_yellow("\nIt looks like you've already gone through the questionnaire.")
cont = prompt("Do you want to go through it again and overwrite the current one?", default="No")
if cont.strip().lower() == "no":
return None
_green("\nWe need to ask a few questions before we can deploy your Django app")
# TODO: identify the project dir based on where we find the settings.py or urls.py
project_name = prompt(
"* What is your Django project directory name?\n" \
" (This usually contains your settings.py and a urls.py)",
validate=_validate_project_name
)
django_settings = prompt(
"* What is your Django settings module?",
default="%s.settings" % project_name,
validate=_validate_django_settings
)
requirements = prompt("* Where is your requirements.txt file?", default="requirements.txt")
# TODO: confirm that the file exists
# parse the requirements file and warn the user about best practices:
# Django==1.4.1
# psycopg2 if they selected PostgreSQL
# MySQL-python if they selected MySQL
# South for database migrations
# dj-database-url
pyversion = prompt("* What version of Python does your app need?", default="Python2.7")
database = prompt("* What database does your app use?", default="PostgreSQL")
# TODO: get these values by reading the settings.py file
static_url = prompt("* What is your STATIC_URL?", default="/static/")
media_url = prompt("* What is your MEDIA_URL?", default="/media/")
if not provider:
provider = prompt("* Which provider would you like to deploy to?", validate=r".+")
site = {
'project_name': project_name,
'pyversion': pyversion,
'database': database,
'django_settings': django_settings,
'requirements': requirements,
'static_url': static_url,
'media_url': media_url,
'provider': provider,
}
_create_deploy_yaml(site)
return site
def deploy(provider=None):
site = init()
if not provider:
provider = prompt("Which provider would you like to deploy to?", default="stackato")
_create_deploy_yaml(site, provider)
provider_class = PROVIDERS[provider]
site = yaml.safe_load(_read_file(DEPLOY_YAML))
provider_class._create_configs(site)
def init(provider=None):
"""
Runs through a questionnaire to set up your project's deploy settings
"""
if os.path.exists(DEPLOY_YAML):
_yellow("\nIt looks like you've already gone through the questionnaire.")
cont = prompt("Do you want to go through it again and overwrite the current one?", default="No")
if cont.strip().lower() == "no":
return None
_green("\nWelcome to the django-deployer!")
_green("\nWe need to ask a few questions in order to set up your project to be deployed to a PaaS provider.")
# TODO: identify the project dir based on where we find the settings.py or urls.py
project_name = prompt(
"* What is your Django project directory name?\n" \
" (This usually contains your settings.py and a urls.py)",
validate=_validate_project_name
)
django_settings = prompt(
"* What is your Django settings module?",
default="%s.settings" % project_name,
validate=_validate_django_settings
)
managepy = prompt(
"* Where is your manage.py file?",
default="%s/manage.py" % project_name,
validate=_validate_managepy
)
requirements = prompt("* Where is your requirements.txt file?", default="requirements.txt")
# TODO: confirm that the file exists
# parse the requirements file and warn the user about best practices:
# Django==1.4.1
# psycopg2 if they selected PostgreSQL
# MySQL-python if they selected MySQL
# South for database migrations
# dj-database-url
pyversion = prompt("* What version of Python does your app need?", default="Python2.7")
# TODO: get these values by reading the settings.py file
static_url = prompt("* What is your STATIC_URL?", default="/static/")
media_url = prompt("* What is your MEDIA_URL?", default="/media/")
if not provider:
provider = prompt("* Which provider would you like to deploy to (dotcloud, openshift, appengine)?", validate=r".+")
# Where to place the provider specific questions
site = {}
additional_site = {}
if provider == "appengine":
applicationid = prompt("* What's your Google App Engine application ID (see https://appengine.google.com/)?")
instancename = prompt("* What's the full instance ID of your Cloud SQL instance (should be in format \"projectid:instanceid\" found at https://code.google.com/apis/console/)?", validate=r'.+:.+')
databasename = prompt("* What's your database name?")
sdk_location = prompt("* Where is your Google App Engine SDK location?", default="/usr/local/google_appengine")
additional_site.update({
# quotes for the yaml issue
'application_id': applicationid,
'instancename': instancename,
'databasename': databasename,
'sdk_location': sdk_location,
})
# only option with Google App Engine is MySQL, so we'll just hardcode it
site = {
'database': 'MySQL'
}
else:
database = prompt("* What database does your app use?", default="PostgreSQL")
site = {
'database': database,
}
site.update({
'project_name': project_name,
'pyversion': pyversion,
'django_settings': django_settings,
'managepy': managepy,
'requirements': requirements,
'static_url': static_url,
'media_url': media_url,
'provider': provider,
})
site.update(additional_site)
_create_deploy_yaml(site)
return site
def init(provider=None):
"""
Runs through a questionnaire to set up your project's deploy settings
"""
if os.path.exists(DEPLOY_YAML):
_yellow(
"\nIt looks like you've already gone through the questionnaire.")
cont = prompt(
"Do you want to go through it again and overwrite the current one?",
default="No")
if cont.strip().lower() == "no":
return None
_green("\nWelcome to the django-deployer!")
_green(
"\nWe need to ask a few questions in order to set up your project to be deployed to a PaaS provider."
)
# TODO: identify the project dir based on where we find the settings.py or urls.py
project_name = prompt(
"* What is your Django project directory name?\n"
" (This usually contains your settings.py and urls.py)",
validate=_validate_project_name)
django_settings = prompt("* What is your Django settings module?",
default="%s.settings" % project_name,
validate=_validate_django_settings)
managepy = prompt("* Where is your manage.py file?",
default="%s/manage.py" % project_name,
validate=_validate_managepy)
requirements = prompt("* Where is your requirements.txt file?",
default="requirements.txt",
validate=_validate_requirements)
# TODO: confirm that the file exists
# parse the requirements file and warn the user about best practices:
# Django==1.4.1
# psycopg2 if they selected PostgreSQL
# MySQL-python if they selected MySQL
# South for database migrations
# dj-database-url
pyversion = prompt("* What version of Python does your app need?",
default="Python2.7")
# TODO: get these values by reading the settings.py file
static_url = prompt("* What is your STATIC_URL?", default="/static/")
media_url = prompt("* What is your MEDIA_URL?", default="/media/")
if not provider:
provider = prompt(
"* Which provider would you like to deploy to (dotcloud, appengine, stackato)?",
validate=_validate_providers)
# Where to place the provider specific questions
site = {}
additional_site = {}
if provider == "appengine":
applicationid = prompt(
"* What's your Google App Engine application ID (see https://appengine.google.com/)?",
validate=r'.+')
instancename = prompt(
"* What's the full instance ID of your Cloud SQL instance\n"
"(should be in format \"projectid:instanceid\" found at https://code.google.com/apis/console/)?",
validate=r'.+:.+')
databasename = prompt("* What's your database name?", validate=r'.+')
sdk_location = prompt(
"* Where is your Google App Engine SDK location?",
default="/usr/local/google_appengine",
validate=r'.+' # TODO: validate that this path exists
)
additional_site.update({
# quotes for the yaml issue
'application_id': applicationid,
'instancename': instancename,
'databasename': databasename,
'sdk_location': sdk_location,
})
# only option with Google App Engine is MySQL, so we'll just hardcode it
site = {'database': 'MySQL'}
else:
database = prompt("* What database does your app use?",
default="PostgreSQL")
site = {
'database': database,
}
# TODO: add some validation that the admin password is valid
# TODO: let the user choose the admin username instead of hardcoding it to 'admin'
admin_password = prompt("* What do you want to set as the admin password?",
validate=_validate_admin_password)
site.update({
'project_name': project_name,
'pyversion': pyversion,
'django_settings': django_settings,
'managepy': managepy,
'requirements': requirements,
'static_url': static_url,
'media_url': media_url,
'provider': provider,
'admin_password': admin_password,
})
site.update(additional_site)
_create_deploy_yaml(site)
return site
def init(provider=None):
"""
Runs through a questionnaire to set up your project's deploy settings
"""
if os.path.exists(DEPLOY_YAML):
_yellow("\nIt looks like you've already gone through the questionnaire.")
cont = prompt("Do you want to go through it again and overwrite the current one?", default="No")
if cont.strip().lower() == "no":
return None
_green("\nWelcome to the django-deployer!")
_green("\nWe need to ask a few questions in order to set up your project to be deployed to a PaaS provider.")
# TODO: identify the project dir based on where we find the settings.py or urls.py
django_settings = prompt(
"* What is your Django settings module?",
default="settings",
validate=_validate_django_settings
)
managepy = prompt(
"* Where is your manage.py file?",
default="./manage.py",
validate=_validate_managepy
)
requirements = prompt(
"* Where is your requirements.txt file?",
default="requirements.txt",
validate=_validate_requirements
)
# TODO: confirm that the file exists
# parse the requirements file and warn the user about best practices:
# Django==1.4.1
# psycopg2 if they selected PostgreSQL
# MySQL-python if they selected MySQL
# South for database migrations
# dj-database-url
pyversion = prompt("* What version of Python does your app need?", default="Python2.7")
# TODO: get these values by reading the settings.py file
static_url = prompt("* What is your STATIC_URL?", default="/static/")
media_url = prompt("* What is your MEDIA_URL?", default="/media/")
if not provider:
provider = prompt("* Which provider would you like to deploy to (dotcloud, appengine, stackato, openshift)?",
validate=_validate_providers)
# Where to place the provider specific questions
site = {}
additional_site = {}
if provider == "appengine":
applicationid = prompt("* What's your Google App Engine application ID (see https://appengine.google.com/)?", validate=r'.+')
instancename = prompt("* What's the full instance ID of your Cloud SQL instance\n"
"(should be in format \"projectid:instanceid\" found at https://code.google.com/apis/console/)?", validate=r'.+:.+')
databasename = prompt("* What's your database name?", validate=r'.+')
sdk_location = prompt("* Where is your Google App Engine SDK location?",
default="/usr/local/google_appengine",
validate=r'.+' # TODO: validate that this path exists
)
additional_site.update({
# quotes for the yaml issue
'application_id': applicationid,
'instancename': instancename,
'databasename': databasename,
'sdk_location': sdk_location,
})
# only option with Google App Engine is MySQL, so we'll just hardcode it
site = {
'database': 'MySQL'
}
elif provider == "openshift":
application_name = prompt("* What is your openshift application name?")
site = {
'application_name': application_name
}
else:
database = prompt("* What database does your app use?", default="PostgreSQL")
site = {
'database': database,
}
# TODO: add some validation that the admin password is valid
# TODO: let the user choose the admin username instead of hardcoding it to 'admin'
admin_password = prompt("* What do you want to set as the admin password?",
validate=_validate_admin_password
)
import random
SECRET_KEY = ''.join([random.SystemRandom().choice('abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789!@#$%^&*(-_=+)') for i in range(50)])
SECRET_KEY = "'" + SECRET_KEY + "'"
site.update({
'pyversion': pyversion,
'django_settings': django_settings,
'managepy': managepy,
'requirements': requirements,
'static_url': static_url,
'media_url': media_url,
'provider': provider,
'admin_password': admin_password,
'secret_key': SECRET_KEY,
})
site.update(additional_site)
_create_deploy_yaml(site)
return site
