def cmd_init(args):
i = 0
if not os.path.exists(CFGDIR):
i += 1
os.makedirs(CFGDIR)
print "Created " + CFGDIR
if not os.path.exists(TPLDIR):
i += 1
os.makedirs(TPLDIR)
print "Created " + TPLDIR
check_gitignore()
if i > 0:
print "Done."
else:
print "Nothing to do."
def cmd_check_gitignore(cfg, args):
"""
Provides a way to ensure that at least one line in the .gitignore file for
the current repository defines the '.gitver' directory in some way.
This means that even a definition such as "!.gitver" will pass the check,
but this imply some reasoning has been made before declaring something like
this.
"""
if check_gitignore():
term.out("Your .gitignore file looks fine.")
else:
term.out("Your .gitignore file doesn't define any rule for the " +
CFGDIRNAME + "\nconfiguration directory: it's recommended to "
"exclude it from\nthe repository, unless you know what you "
"are doing. If you are not\nsure, add this line to your "
".gitignore file:\n\n " + CFGDIRNAME + "\n")
def cmd_check_gitignore(cfg, args):
"""
Provides a way to ensure that at least one line in the .gitignore file for
the current repository defines the '.gitver' directory in some way.
This means that even a definition such as "!.gitver" will pass the check,
but this imply some reasoning has been made before declaring something like
this.
"""
if check_gitignore():
term.out("Your .gitignore file looks fine.")
else:
term.out("Your .gitignore file doesn't define any rule for the " +
CFGDIRNAME + "\nconfiguration directory: it's recommended to "
"exclude it from\nthe repository, unless you know what you "
"are doing. If you are not\nsure, add this line to your "
".gitignore file:\n\n " + CFGDIRNAME + "\n")