def main(command_name, command_dir, version, description, *args, **kwargs):
#===============================================================================
"""
Called by running script to execute command with command line arguments.
"""
# The "package" keyword flags when running from a package zip __main__.py.
package = utility.kwargs_get_boolean(kwargs, 'package', default=False)
# The "standalone" keyword allows environment.py to skip the library search.
standalone = utility.kwargs_get_boolean(kwargs,
'standalone',
default=False)
# The "state_directory" keyword overrides ~/.<command_name> as the
# directory used for runtime state files.
state_directory = utility.kwargs_get_string(kwargs,
'state_directory',
default=None)
try:
# Pre-scan for verbose, debug, and dry-run options so that early code
# can display verbose and debug messages, and obey dry-run.
opts = cli.preprocess_options(base_cli_spec.options, args)
utility.set_verbose(opts.verbose)
utility.set_debug(opts.debug)
# Load the configuration and state
permanent_path = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), environment.config_name)
local_path = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), environment.config_name_local)
config = VoltConfig(permanent_path, local_path)
# Initialize the environment
environment.initialize(standalone, command_name, command_dir, version)
# Initialize the state directory (for runtime state files).
if state_directory is None:
state_directory = '~/.%s' % environment.command_name
state_directory = os.path.expandvars(
os.path.expanduser(state_directory))
utility.set_state_directory(state_directory)
# Search for modules based on both this file's and the calling script's location.
verbspace = load_verbspace(command_name, command_dir, config, version,
description, package,
environment.pro_version)
# Make internal commands available to user commands via runner.verbspace().
internal_verbspaces = {}
if command_name not in internal_commands:
for internal_command in internal_commands:
internal_verbspace = load_verbspace(
internal_command, None, config, version,
'Internal "%s" command' % internal_command, package)
internal_verbspaces[internal_command] = internal_verbspace
# Run the command
run_command(verbspace, internal_verbspaces, config, *args)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
sys.stderr.write('\n')
utility.abort('break')
def main(command_name, command_dir, version, description, *args, **kwargs):
#===============================================================================
"""
Called by running script to execute command with command line arguments.
"""
# The "package" keyword flags when running from a package zip __main__.py.
package = utility.kwargs_get_boolean(kwargs, 'package', default=False)
# The "standalone" keyword allows environment.py to skip the library search.
standalone = utility.kwargs_get_boolean(kwargs, 'standalone', default=False)
# The "state_directory" keyword overrides ~/.<command_name> as the
# directory used for runtime state files.
state_directory = utility.kwargs_get_string(kwargs, 'state_directory', default=None)
try:
# Pre-scan for verbose, debug, and dry-run options so that early code
# can display verbose and debug messages, and obey dry-run.
opts = cli.preprocess_options(base_cli_spec.options, args)
utility.set_verbose(opts.verbose)
utility.set_debug(opts.debug)
# Load the configuration and state
permanent_path = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), environment.config_name)
local_path = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), environment.config_name_local)
config = VoltConfig(permanent_path, local_path)
# Initialize the environment
environment.initialize(standalone, command_name, command_dir, version)
# Initialize the state directory (for runtime state files).
if state_directory is None:
state_directory = '~/.%s' % environment.command_name
state_directory = os.path.expandvars(os.path.expanduser(state_directory))
utility.set_state_directory(state_directory)
# Search for modules based on both this file's and the calling script's location.
verbspace = load_verbspace(command_name, command_dir, config, version,
description, package)
# Make internal commands available to user commands via runner.verbspace().
internal_verbspaces = {}
if command_name not in internal_commands:
for internal_command in internal_commands:
internal_verbspace = load_verbspace(internal_command, None, config, version,
'Internal "%s" command' % internal_command,
package)
internal_verbspaces[internal_command] = internal_verbspace
# Run the command
run_command(verbspace, internal_verbspaces, config, *args)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
sys.stderr.write('\n')
utility.abort('break')