def addProject(self, project):
"""
Adds the given project to the list of known projects. Projects should be added in order of their priority. This
adds the field configuration of each project to the session fields. Fields must not conflict between different
projects (same name).
:param project: Instance of Project to append to the list
:type project: object
"""
result = Project.getProjectDependencies(project, "external", self.__updateRepositories)
for project in result:
Console.info("Adding %s...", Console.colorize(project.getName(), "bold"))
Console.indent()
# Append to session list
self.__projects.append(project)
# Import library methods
libraryPath = os.path.join(project.getPath(), "jasylibrary.py")
if os.path.exists(libraryPath):
self.loadLibrary(project.getName(), libraryPath, doc="Library of project %s" % project.getName())
# Import command methods
commandPath = os.path.join(project.getPath(), "jasycommand.py")
if os.path.exists(commandPath):
self.loadCommands(project.getName(), commandPath)
# Import project defined fields which might be configured using "activateField()"
fields = project.getFields()
for name in fields:
entry = fields[name]
if name in self.__fields:
raise UserError("Field '%s' was already defined!" % (name))
if "check" in entry:
check = entry["check"]
if check in ["Boolean", "String", "Number"] or isinstance(check, list):
pass
else:
raise UserError("Unsupported check: '%s' for field '%s'" % (check, name))
self.__fields[name] = entry
Console.outdent()
def __addContent(self, content):
Console.debug("Adding manual content")
Console.indent()
for fileId in content:
fileContent = content[fileId]
if len(fileContent) == 0:
raise UserError("Empty content!")
# If the user defines a file extension for JS public idenfiers
# (which is not required) we filter them out
if fileId.endswith(".js"):
raise UserError(
"JavaScript files should define the exported name, not a file name: %s"
% fileId)
fileExtension = os.path.splitext(fileContent[0])[1]
# Support for joining text content
if len(fileContent) == 1:
filePath = os.path.join(self.__path, fileContent[0])
else:
filePath = [
os.path.join(self.__path, filePart)
for filePart in fileContent
]
# Structure files
if fileExtension in classExtensions:
construct = jasy.item.Class.ClassItem
dist = self.classes
elif fileExtension in translationExtensions:
construct = jasy.item.Translation.TranslationItem
dist = self.translations
else:
construct = jasy.item.Asset.AssetItem
dist = self.assets
# Check for duplication
if fileId in dist:
raise UserError("Item ID was registered before: %s" % fileId)
# Create instance
item = construct(self, fileId).attach(filePath)
Console.debug("Registering %s %s" % (item.kind, fileId))
dist[fileId] = item
Console.outdent()
def addProfile(self, name, root=None, config=None, items=None):
"""
Adds a new profile to the manager. This is basically the plain
version of addSourceProfile/addBuildProfile which gives complete
manual control of where to load the assets from. This is useful
for e.g. supporting a complete custom loading scheme aka complex
CDN based setup.
"""
profiles = self.__profiles
for entry in profiles:
if entry["name"] == name:
raise UserError("Asset profile %s was already defined!" % name)
profile = {"name": name}
if root:
if not root.endswith("/"):
root += "/"
profile["root"] = root
if config is not None:
profile.update(config)
unique = len(profiles)
profiles.append(profile)
if items:
for fileId in items:
items[fileId]["p"] = unique
self.__addRuntimeData(items)
return unique
def __resolveConstructor(self, itemType):
construct = self.__session.getItemType(itemType)
if not construct:
raise UserError("Could not resolve item type %s" % itemType)
return construct
def task(*args, **kwargs):
"""Specifies that this function is a task."""
if len(args) == 1:
func = args[0]
if isinstance(func, Task):
return func
elif isinstance(func, types.FunctionType):
return Task(func)
# Compat to old Jasy 0.7.x task declaration
elif isinstance(func, str):
return task(**kwargs)
else:
raise UserError("Invalid task")
else:
def wrapper(func):
return Task(func, **kwargs)
return wrapper
def executeScript(self,
fileName,
autoDelete=True,
optional=False,
encoding="utf-8"):
"""
Executes the given script for configuration proposes and deletes the file afterwards (by default).
Returns True when the file was found and processed.
"""
if not os.path.exists(fileName):
if optional:
return False
else:
raise UserError("Could not find configuration script: %s" %
fileName)
env = {"config": self, "file": File}
code = open(fileName, "r", encoding=encoding).read()
exec(compile(code, os.path.abspath(fileName), "exec"), globals(), env)
if autoDelete:
File.rm(fileName)
return True
def write(self, filename, debug=False):
if Image is None:
raise UserError("Missing Python PIL which is required to create sprite sheets!")
img = Image.new('RGBA', (self.width, self.height))
draw = ImageDraw.Draw(img)
#draw.rectangle((0, 0, self.width, self.height), fill=(255, 255, 0, 255))
# Load images and pack them in
for block in self.blocks:
res = Image.open(block.image.src)
x, y = block.fit.x, block.fit.y
if block.rotated:
Console.debug('%s is rotated' % block.image.src)
res = res.rotate(90)
img.paste(res, (x, y))
del res
if debug:
x, y, w, h = block.fit.x, block.fit.y, block.w, block.h
draw.rectangle((x, y , x + w , y + h), outline=(0, 0, 255, 255) if block.rotated else (255, 0, 0, 255))
if debug:
for i, block in enumerate(self.packer.getUnused()):
x, y, w, h = block.x, block.y, block.w, block.h
draw.rectangle((x, y , x + w , y + h), fill=(255, 255, 0, 255))
img.save(filename)
def writeConfig(data, fileName, indent=2, encoding="utf-8"):
"""
Writes the given data structure to the given file name.
Based on the given extension a different file format is choosen. Currently use either .yaml or .json.
"""
fileHandle = open(fileName, mode="w", encoding=encoding)
fileExt = os.path.splitext(fileName)[1]
if fileExt == ".yaml":
yaml.dump(data,
fileHandle,
default_flow_style=False,
indent=indent,
allow_unicode=True)
fileHandle.close()
elif fileExt == ".json":
json.dump(data, fileHandle, indent=indent, ensure_ascii=False)
fileHandle.close()
else:
fileHandle.close()
raise UserError("Unsupported config type: %s" % fileExt)
def runTask(project, task, **kwargs):
"""
Executes the given task of the given projects.
This happens inside a new sandboxed session during which the
current session is paused/resumed automatically.
"""
remote = session.getProjectByName(project)
if remote is not None:
remotePath = remote.getPath()
remoteName = remote.getName()
elif os.path.isdir(project):
remotePath = project
remoteName = os.path.basename(project)
else:
raise UserError("Unknown project or invalid path: %s" % project)
Console.info("Running %s of project %s...", Console.colorize(task, "bold"),
Console.colorize(remoteName, "bold"))
# Pauses this session to allow sub process fully accessing the same projects
session.pause()
# Build parameter list from optional arguments
params = ["--%s=%s" % (key, kwargs[key]) for key in kwargs]
if not "prefix" in kwargs:
params.append("--prefix=%s" % session.getCurrentPrefix())
# Full list of args to pass to subprocess
args = [__command, task] + params
# Change into sub folder and execute jasy task
oldPath = os.getcwd()
os.chdir(remotePath)
returnValue = subprocess.call(args, shell=sys.platform == "win32")
os.chdir(oldPath)
# Resumes this session after sub process was finished
session.resume()
# Error handling
if returnValue != 0:
raise UserError("Executing of sub task %s from project %s failed" %
(task, project))
def setDefaultLocale(self, locale):
"""
Sets the default locale
"""
if not "locale" in self.__fields:
raise UserError("Define locales first!")
self.__fields["locale"]["default"] = locale
def mkdir(name):
"""Creates directory (works recursively)"""
if os.path.isdir(name):
return
elif os.path.exists(name):
raise UserError("Error creating directory %s - File exists!" % name)
return os.makedirs(name)
def __hasDir(self, directory):
full = os.path.join(self.__path, directory)
if os.path.exists(full):
if not os.path.isdir(full):
raise UserError("Expecting %s to be a directory: %s" % full)
return True
return False
def __addContent(self, content):
Console.info("Adding manual content")
Console.indent()
for fileId in content:
entry = content[fileId]
if not isinstance(entry, dict):
raise UserError(
"Invalid manual content section for file %s. Requires a dict with type and source definition!"
% fileId)
itemType = entry["type"]
fileContent = entry["source"]
if len(fileContent) == 0:
raise UserError("Empty content!")
# Support for joining text content
if len(fileContent) == 1:
filePath = os.path.join(self.__path, fileContent[0])
else:
filePath = [
os.path.join(self.__path, filePart)
for filePart in fileContent
]
name, construct = self.__resolveConstructor(itemType)
item = construct(self, fileId).attach(filePath)
Console.debug("Registering %s %s" % (item.kind, fileId))
if not itemType in self.items:
self.items[itemType] = {}
# Check for duplication
if fileId in self.items[itemType]:
raise UserError("Item ID was registered before: %s" % fileId)
self.items[itemType][fileId] = item
Console.outdent()
def getHtml(self, highlight=True):
"""
Returns the comment text converted to HTML.
:param highlight: Whether to highlight the code
:type highlight: bool
"""
if not Text.supportsMarkdown:
raise UserError(
"Markdown is not supported by the system. Documentation comments could converted to HTML."
)
if highlight:
if self.__highlightedText is None:
highlightedText = ""
for block in self.__blocks:
if block["type"] == "comment":
highlightedText += Text.highlightCodeBlocks(
Text.markdownToHtml(block["processed"]))
else:
highlightedText += "\n%s" % Text.highlightCodeBlocks(
Text.markdownToHtml(block["text"]))
self.__highlightedText = highlightedText
return self.__highlightedText
else:
if self.__processedText is None:
processedText = ""
for block in self.__blocks:
if block["type"] == "comment":
processedText += Text.markdownToHtml(
block["processed"])
else:
processedText += "\n%s\n\n" % block["text"]
self.__processedText = processedText.strip()
return self.__processedText
def executeTask(taskname, **kwargs):
"""Executes the given task by name with any optional named arguments."""
if taskname in __taskRegistry:
try:
camelCaseArgs = {Util.camelize(key) : kwargs[key] for key in kwargs}
return __taskRegistry[taskname](**camelCaseArgs)
except UserError as err:
raise
except:
Console.error("Unexpected error! Could not finish task %s successfully!" % taskname)
raise
else:
raise UserError("No such task: %s" % taskname)
def __splitTemplate(value, valueParams):
"""
Split string into plus-expression(s)
- patchParam: string node containing the placeholders
- valueParams: list of params to inject
"""
# Convert list with nodes into Python dict
# [a, b, c] => {0:a, 1:b, 2:c}
mapper = {pos: value for pos, value in enumerate(valueParams)}
result = []
splits = __replacer.split(value)
if len(splits) == 1:
return None
pair = Node.Node(None, "plus")
for entry in splits:
if entry == "":
continue
if len(pair) == 2:
newPair = Node.Node(None, "plus")
newPair.append(pair)
pair = newPair
if __replacer.match(entry):
pos = int(entry[1]) - 1
# Items might be added multiple times. Copy to protect original.
try:
repl = mapper[pos]
except KeyError:
raise UserError("Invalid positional value: %s in %s" %
(entry, value))
copied = copy.deepcopy(mapper[pos])
if copied.type not in ("identifier", "call"):
copied.parenthesized = True
pair.append(copied)
else:
child = Node.Node(None, "string")
child.value = entry
pair.append(child)
return pair
def loadLibrary(self, objectName, fileName, encoding="utf-8", doc=None):
"""
Creates a new object inside the user API (jasyscript.py) with the given name
containing all @share'd functions and fields loaded from the given file.
"""
if objectName in self.__scriptEnvironment:
raise UserError("Could not import library %s as the object name %s is already used." % (fileName, objectName))
# Create internal class object for storing shared methods
class Shared(object):
pass
exportedModule = Shared()
exportedModule.__doc__ = doc or "Imported from %s" % os.path.relpath(fileName, os.getcwd())
counter = 0
# Method for being used as a decorator to share methods to the outside
def share(func):
nonlocal counter
setattr(exportedModule, func.__name__, func)
counter += 1
return func
def itemtype(type, name):
def wrap(cls):
id = "%s.%s" % (objectName, type[0].upper() + type[1:])
self.addItemType(id, name, cls)
return cls
return wrap
def postscan():
def wrap(f):
self.__postscans.append(f)
return f
return wrap
# Execute given file. Using clean new global environment
# but add additional decorator for allowing to define shared methods
# and the session object (self).
code = open(fileName, "r", encoding=encoding).read()
exec(compile(code, os.path.abspath(fileName), "exec"), {"share" : share, "itemtype": itemtype, "postscan": postscan, "session" : self})
# Export destination name as global
self.__scriptEnvironment[objectName] = exportedModule
Console.info("Imported %s.", Console.colorize("%s methods" % counter, "magenta"))
return counter
def loadConfig(fileName, encoding="utf-8"):
"""Loads the given configuration file (filename without extension) and returns the parsed object structure."""
configName = findConfig(fileName)
if configName is None:
raise UserError("Unsupported config file: %s" % fileName)
fileHandle = open(configName, mode="r", encoding=encoding)
fileExt = os.path.splitext(configName)[1]
if fileExt == ".yaml":
result = yaml.load(fileHandle)
elif fileExt == ".json":
result = json.load(fileHandle)
fileHandle.close()
return result
def addFile(self, relPath, fullPath, itemType, package, override=False):
fileName = os.path.basename(relPath)
fileExtension = os.path.splitext(fileName)[1]
name, construct = self.__resolveConstructor(itemType)
item = construct.fromPath(self, relPath, package).attach(fullPath)
fileId = item.getId()
Console.debug("Registering %s %s" % (item.kind, fileId))
if not itemType in self.items:
self.items[itemType] = {}
# Check for duplication
if fileId in self.items[itemType] and not override:
raise UserError("Item ID was registered before: %s" % fileId)
self.items[itemType][fileId] = item
def getHighlightedCode(self):
field = "highlighted[%s]" % self.id
source = self.project.getCache().read(field, self.mtime)
if source is None:
if highlight is None:
raise UserError(
"Could not highlight JavaScript code! Please install Pygments."
)
lexer = JavascriptLexer(tabsize=2)
formatter = HtmlFormatter(full=True,
style="autumn",
linenos="table",
lineanchors="line")
source = highlight(self.getText(), lexer, formatter)
self.project.getCache().store(field, source, self.mtime)
return source
def loadLibrary(self, objectName, fileName, encoding="utf-8", doc=None):
"""
Creates a new object inside the user API (jasyscript.py) with the given name
containing all @share'd functions and fields loaded from the given file.
"""
if objectName in self.__scriptEnvironment:
raise UserError(
"Could not import library %s as the object name %s is already used."
% (fileName, objectName))
# Create internal class object for storing shared methods
class Shared(object):
pass
exportedModule = Shared()
exportedModule.__doc__ = doc or "Imported from %s" % os.path.relpath(
fileName, os.getcwd())
counter = 0
# Method for being used as a decorator to share methods to the outside
def share(func):
nonlocal counter
setattr(exportedModule, func.__name__, func)
counter += 1
return func
# Execute given file. Using clean new global environment
# but add additional decorator for allowing to define shared methods
# and the session object (self).
code = open(fileName, "r", encoding=encoding).read()
exec(compile(code, os.path.abspath(fileName), "exec"), {
"share": share,
"session": self
})
# Export destination name as global
Console.debug("Importing %s shared methods under %s...", counter,
objectName)
self.__scriptEnvironment[objectName] = exportedModule
return counter
def getApi(self):
field = "api[%s]" % self.id
apidata = self.project.getCache().read(field,
self.getModificationTime())
if not Text.supportsMarkdown:
raise UserError(
"Missing Markdown feature to convert package docs into HTML.")
if apidata is None:
apidata = Data.ApiData(self.id)
apidata.main["type"] = "Package"
apidata.main["doc"] = Text.highlightCodeBlocks(
Text.markdownToHtml(self.getText()))
self.project.getCache().store(field, apidata,
self.getModificationTime())
return apidata
def readQuestions(self,
fileName,
force=False,
autoDelete=True,
optional=False,
encoding="utf-8"):
"""
Reads the given configuration file with questions and deletes the file afterwards (by default).
Returns True when the file was found and processed.
"""
configFile = findConfig(fileName)
if configFile is None:
if optional:
return False
else:
raise UserError(
"Could not find configuration file (questions): %s" %
configFile)
data = loadConfig(configFile, encoding=encoding)
for entry in data:
question = entry["question"]
name = entry["name"]
accept = getKey(entry, "accept", None)
required = getKey(entry, "required", True)
default = getKey(entry, "default", None)
force = getKey(entry, "force", False)
self.ask(question,
name,
accept=accept,
required=required,
default=default,
force=force)
if autoDelete:
File.rm(configFile)
return True
def __resolveScanConfig(self, configs):
scan = []
for path, config in configs.items():
if isinstance(config, str):
config = {"type": config, "package": self.__package}
else:
config = copy.deepcopy(config)
if not "type" in config:
raise UserError(
"No type configured in jasyproject configuration (scan section)"
)
if not "package" in config:
config["package"] = self.__package
if config["package"] == "":
config["package"] = None
config["origpath"] = path
config["regex"], config["paths"] = self.__createPathRe(path)
scan.append(config)
def specificitySort(item):
"""Sorts for specificy of given scan path."""
origPath = item["origpath"]
if not "*" in origPath:
num = 10000
elif not origPath.endswith("*"):
num = 1000
else:
num = 0
num += len(origPath)
return -num
scan.sort(key=specificitySort)
return scan
def addFile(self, relPath, fullPath, distname, override=False):
fileName = os.path.basename(relPath)
fileExtension = os.path.splitext(fileName)[1]
# Prepand package
if self.__package:
fileId = "%s/" % self.__package
else:
fileId = ""
# Structure files
if fileExtension in classExtensions and distname == "classes":
fileId += os.path.splitext(relPath)[0]
construct = jasy.item.Class.ClassItem
dist = self.classes
elif fileExtension in translationExtensions and distname == "translations":
fileId += os.path.splitext(relPath)[0]
construct = jasy.item.Translation.TranslationItem
dist = self.translations
elif fileName in docFiles:
fileId += os.path.dirname(relPath)
fileId = fileId.strip("/") # edge case when top level directory
construct = jasy.item.Doc.DocItem
dist = self.docs
else:
fileId += relPath
construct = jasy.item.Asset.AssetItem
dist = self.assets
# Only assets keep unix style paths identifiers
if construct != jasy.item.Asset.AssetItem:
fileId = fileId.replace("/", ".")
# Check for duplication
if fileId in dist and not override:
raise UserError("Item ID was registered before: %s" % fileId)
# Create instance
item = construct(self, fileId).attach(fullPath)
Console.debug("Registering %s %s" % (item.kind, fileId))
dist[fileId] = item
def init(self, autoInitialize=True, updateRepositories=True, scriptEnvironment=None):
"""
Initialize the actual session with projects.
:param autoInitialize: Whether the projects should be automatically added when the current folder contains a valid Jasy project.
:param updateRepositories: Whether to update repositories of all project dependencies.
:param scriptEnvironment: API object as being used for loadLibrary to add Python features offered by projects.
:param commandEnvironment: API object as being used for loadCommands to add Python features for any item nodes.
"""
self.__scriptEnvironment = scriptEnvironment
self.__updateRepositories = updateRepositories
if autoInitialize and Config.findConfig("jasyproject"):
Console.info("Initializing session...")
Console.indent()
try:
self.addProject(Project.getProjectFromPath(".", self))
except UserError as err:
Console.outdent(True)
Console.error(err)
raise UserError("Critical: Could not initialize session!")
self.getVirtualProject()
Console.debug("Active projects (%s):", len(self.__projects))
Console.indent()
for project in self.__projects:
if project.version:
Console.debug("%s @ %s", Console.colorize(project.getName(), "bold"), Console.colorize(project.version, "magenta"))
else:
Console.debug(Console.colorize(project.getName(), "bold"))
Console.outdent()
Console.outdent()
def __structurize(self, data):
"""
This method structurizes the incoming data into a cascaded structure representing the file system location (aka
file IDs) as a tree.
It further extracts the extensions and merges files with the same name (but different extensions) into the same
entry. This is especially useful for alternative formats like audio files, videos and fonts. It only respects
the data of the first entry! So it is not a good idea to have different files with different content stored with
the same name e.g. content.css and content.png.
"""
root = {}
# Easier to debug and understand when sorted
for fileId in sorted(data):
current = root
splits = fileId.split("/")
# Extract the last item aka the filename itself
basename = splits.pop()
# Find the current node to store info on
for split in splits:
if split not in current:
current[split] = {}
elif not isinstance(current[split], dict):
raise UserError(
"Invalid asset structure. Folder names must not be identical to any filename without extension: \"%s\" in %s"
% (split, fileId))
current = current[split]
# Create entry
Console.debug("Adding %s..." % fileId)
current[basename] = data[fileId]
return root
def attach(self, path):
self.__path = path
entry = None
try:
if isinstance(path, list):
mtime = 0
for entry in path:
entryTime = os.stat(entry).st_mtime
if entryTime > mtime:
mtime = entryTime
self.mtime = mtime
else:
entry = path
self.mtime = os.stat(entry).st_mtime
except OSError as oserr:
raise UserError("Invalid item path: %s" % entry)
return self
def loadValues(self, fileName, optional=False, encoding="utf-8"):
"""
Imports the values of the given config file Returns True when the file was found and processed.
Note: Supports dotted names to store into sub trees
Note: This method overrides keys when they are already defined!
"""
configFile = findConfig(fileName)
if configFile is None:
if optional:
return False
else:
raise UserError(
"Could not find configuration file (values): %s" %
configFile)
data = loadConfig(configFile, encoding=encoding)
for key in data:
self.set(key, data[key])
return True
def create(name="myproject",
origin=None,
originVersion=None,
skeleton=None,
destination=None,
session=None,
**argv):
"""
Creates a new project from a defined skeleton or an existing project's root directory (only if there is a jasycreate
config file).
:param name: The name of the new created project
:type name: string
:param origin: Path or git url to the base project
:type origin: string
:param originVersion: Version of the base project from wich will be created.
:type originVersion: string
:param skeleton: Name of a defined skeleton. None for creating from root
:type skeleton: string
:param destination: Destination path for the new created project
:type destination: string
:param session: An optional session to use as origin project
:type session: object
"""
if not validProjectName.match(name):
raise UserError(
"Invalid project name: %s (Use lowercase characters and numbers only for broadest compabibility)"
% name)
#
# Initial Checks
#
# Figuring out destination folder
if destination is None:
destination = name
destinationPath = os.path.abspath(os.path.expanduser(destination))
if os.path.exists(destinationPath):
raise UserError(
"Cannot create project %s in %s. File or folder exists!" %
(name, destinationPath))
# Origin can be either:
# 1) None, which means a skeleton from the current main project
# 2) An repository URL
# 3) A project name known inside the current session
# 4) Relative or absolute folder path
originPath = None
originName = None
if origin is None:
originProject = session and session.getMain()
if originProject is None:
raise UserError(
"Auto discovery failed! No Jasy projects registered!")
originPath = originProject.getPath()
originName = originProject.getName()
originRevision = None
elif Repository.isUrl(origin):
Console.info("Using remote skeleton")
tempDirectory = tempfile.TemporaryDirectory()
originPath = os.path.join(tempDirectory.name, "clone")
originUrl = origin
Console.indent()
originRevision = Repository.update(originUrl, originVersion,
originPath)
Console.outdent()
if originRevision is None:
raise UserError("Could not clone origin repository!")
Console.debug("Cloned revision: %s" % originRevision)
if findConfig(os.path.join(
originPath, "jasycreate")) or os.path.isfile(
os.path.join(originPath, "jasycreate.py")):
originProject = None
else:
originProject = getProjectFromPath(originPath, session)
originName = originProject.getName()
else:
originProject = session and session.getProjectByName(origin)
originVersion = None
originRevision = None
if originProject is not None:
originPath = originProject.getPath()
originName = origin
elif os.path.isdir(origin):
originPath = origin
if findConfig(os.path.join(
originPath, "jasycreate")) or os.path.isfile(
os.path.join(originPath, "jasycreate.py")):
originProject = None
else:
originProject = getProjectFromPath(originPath, session)
originName = originProject.getName()
else:
raise UserError("Invalid value for origin: %s" % origin)
# Figure out the skeleton root folder
if originProject is not None:
skeletonDir = os.path.join(
originPath, originProject.getConfigValue("skeletonDir",
"skeleton"))
else:
skeletonDir = originPath
if not os.path.isdir(skeletonDir):
raise UserError('The project %s offers no skeletons!' % originName)
# For convenience: Use first skeleton in skeleton folder if no other selection was applied
if skeleton is None:
if originProject is not None:
skeleton = getFirstSubFolder(skeletonDir)
else:
skeleton = skeletonDir
# Finally we have the skeleton path (the root folder to copy for our app)
skeletonPath = os.path.join(skeletonDir, skeleton)
if not os.path.isdir(skeletonPath):
raise UserError('Skeleton %s does not exist in project "%s"' %
(skeleton, originName))
#
# Actual Work
#
# Prechecks done
if originName:
Console.info('Creating %s from %s %s...',
Console.colorize(name, "bold"),
Console.colorize(skeleton + " @", "bold"),
Console.colorize(originName, "magenta"))
else:
Console.info('Creating %s from %s...', Console.colorize(name, "bold"),
Console.colorize(skeleton, "bold"))
Console.debug('Skeleton: %s', Console.colorize(skeletonPath, "grey"))
Console.debug('Destination: %s', Console.colorize(destinationPath, "grey"))
# Copying files to destination
Console.info("Copying files...")
shutil.copytree(skeletonPath, destinationPath)
Console.debug("Files were copied successfully.")
# Close origin project
if originProject:
originProject.close()
# Change to directory before continuing
os.chdir(destinationPath)
# Create configuration file from question configs and custom scripts
Console.info("Starting configuration...")
config = Config()
config.set("name", name)
config.set("jasy.version", jasy.__version__)
if originName:
config.set("origin.name", originName)
config.set("origin.version", originVersion)
config.set("origin.revision", originRevision)
config.set("origin.skeleton", os.path.basename(skeletonPath))
config.injectValues(**argv)
if originProject is not None:
config.readQuestions("jasycreate", optional=True)
config.executeScript("jasycreate.py", optional=True)
# Do actual replacement of placeholders
massFilePatcher(destinationPath, config)
Console.debug("Files were patched successfully.")
# Done
Console.info('Your application %s was created successfully!',
Console.colorize(name, "bold"))
