Highly configurable tool for automatic creating and configuration environments.

codev is lightweight, decentralized and designed for ease of use.

Basic reasons for using codev:

• You want to test deployments on local environment.
• You want to run some project on your system, which can be completely different than production.
• You want to run project, which is using multiple operating systems on different types machines, on your develop machine.
• You want to deploy any version of project on any environment. Even without cloning the project.
• You want to implement continuous delivery process for all your projects.
• You want to eliminate human errors during the deployments.

There is no stable version (yet). Only beta is available now.

$ apt-get install python3-pip libffi-dev libssl-dev
$ pip3 install setuptools
$ pip3 install codev --pre

$ pacman -S python-pip
$ pip install codev --pre

At a high level there is "control" mode, which checks a current version of settings, creates isolated environment and delegates requested action to codev in "perform" mode in the isolated environment.

There are two basic types of objects, which define basic behavior of codev:

• configuration - defines infrastructure, provision, etc.
• source - defines source of application (version, branch, commit, directory...)

At first create .codev file in the main directory of your git repository and configure your project deployment via this file.

$ codev run <configuration> -s <source>

The first use will install the <source> and next time it will use <next source>. You can identify this mode in output messages via special 'transition' information <source> -> <next source> where current source is highlighted.

$ codev run <configuration> -s <source> -t <next source>

Version identifier complies with the format defined in [PEP 440] (https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0440/)

• major version - Releases with incompatible changes between control (isolation) and perform modes, it includes different command line interfaces, python versions etc.
• minor version - Releases with small incompatible changes in settings.
• micro versions - Bugfix releases and compatible changes.

Actually Codev is designed to handle with most of incompatible changes, so don't worry!

Copyright 2016 by Jan Češpivo (jan.cespivo@gmail.com)

Licensed under the [Apache License, Version 2.0] (http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0)