Python libraries to assist with writing Linux Ops scripts.

This library currently requires compatibility with:

• 2.6
• 2.7
• 3.4

However, additional versions are tested automatically.

Each module is versioned so that they can undergo significant changes without impacting the function and stability of the scripts that use them.

For example:

from opscripts.config import v6 as ops_config
from opscripts.logging import v2 as ops_logging
from opscripts.utils import v8 as ops_utils

For a more in-depth examples, see the:

• example.py
• example_notify_email.py
• example_yaml.py

• opscripts.config
  • ConfigArgParse
  • PyYAML
• opscripts.yaml
  • ordereddict (only required by Python 2.6)
  • PyYAML
• Unit Tests
  • mock (only required by Python < 3.3)
  • pytest
  • pytest-catchlog
  • pytest-colordots
  • pytest-flakes
  • pytest-localserver
  • pytest-pep8
  • pytest-pep257
  • pytest-pythonpath
  • pytest-remove-stale-bytecode
  • pytest-warnings

1. Change directory into repository (into same directory as where this README resides).

2. Install virtual environment:

   mkvirtualenv -a . -r tests/requirements.txt opscripts_test

   1. If installing requirements errors, update `pip`:

      pip install --upgrade pip

   2. Install requirements:

      pip install -r tests/requirements.txt

3. Run pytest:

   py.test

To test against alternate Python versions, it may be useful to create virtual environments with an interpreter other than the one with which virtualenv was installed, e.g. for non-default python3:

mkvirtualenv -a . -p $(which python3) -r tests/requirements.txt \
    opscripts_test3

• LICENSE (MIT License)