def run(self, cmdln_class):
"""Run the application using the given cmdln processor.
This method also ensures configuration of logging handlers for console
"""
assert issubclass(cmdln_class, Cmdln)
l = logging.getLogger('')
log.setup_trace(l, self.locations.log_file_path)
cmdln_class(install_console=True).main()
def run(self, cmdln_class):
"""Run the application using the given cmdln processor.
This method also ensures configuration of logging handlers for console
"""
assert issubclass(cmdln_class, Cmdln)
l = logging.getLogger('')
log.setup_trace(l, self.locations.log_file_path)
cmdln_class(install_console=True).main()
def main(arguments=None):
"""Invoke the client command
`arguments` is the list of arguments to PyPM; eg::
>>> from pypm.client.command import main
>>> ret = main(['install', 'ipython'])
[... installs ipython ...]
>>>
Note that the sub-commands are designed to return the Python objects for
further use; `main()` returns them as-it-is::
>>> installed_packages = main(['ls'])
The PyPM script invokes `main()` without any arguments - therby using
sys.argv (expected.
"""
l = logging.getLogger('')
log.setup_trace(l, application.locations.log_file_path)
api_use = arguments is not None
if api_use:
assert isinstance(arguments, list), (
'invalid type for `arguments` -- '
'expected a list, got %s' % type(arguments))
argv = ['pypm'] + arguments
else:
argv = sys.argv
if len(argv) < 2:
# The user has just typed 'pypm'; likely he is a newbie
# We should not intimidate him with our huge help text.
concise_help = r"""PyPM {0} (Python Package Manager) brief help:
Type "pypm install PACKAGE" to install a package.
Type "pypm search KEYWORDS" to search for packages.
Type "pypm upgrade" to upgrade installed packages.
Type "pypm help" to show full help."""
print(concise_help.format(pypm.__version__))
else:
if P.exists(CONF_FILE_LOCAL):
LOG.debug('using local config file: %s', CONF_FILE_LOCAL)
conf_file = CONF_FILE_LOCAL
else:
conf_file = CONF_FILE_GLOBAL
ret = Commands(
install_console=True,
default_configfile=conf_file,
).main(argv=argv)
# Do not return objects returned by do_* when invoked for setuptools'
# entry points, which treat the return values as stuff to be passed to
# sys.exit (madness!)
if api_use:
return ret
def main():
l = logging.getLogger('')
log.setup_trace(l, application.locations.log_file_path)
if len(sys.argv) < 2:
# The user has just typed 'pypm'; likely he is a newbie
# We should not intimidate him with our huge help text.
concise_help = r"""PyPM {0} (Python Package Manager) brief help:
Type "pypm install PACKAGE" to install a package.
Type "pypm search KEYWORDS" to search for packages.
Type "pypm upgrade" to upgrade installed packages.
Type "pypm help" to show full help."""
print(concise_help.format(pypm.__version__))
else:
if exists(CONF_FILE_LOCAL):
LOG.debug('using local config file: %s', CONF_FILE_LOCAL)
conf_file = CONF_FILE_LOCAL
else:
conf_file = CONF_FILE_GLOBAL
Commands(
install_console=True,
default_configfile=conf_file,
).main()
