def main(self, args=None):
self.progPath = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), sys.argv[0])
self.otherKeys = self.otherKeys # pick up class level value
self.parseArgs(args)
modelName = self.args.get('model')
if not modelName:
classesName = self.args.get('classes')
if not classesName:
self.usage('No model or classes file specified.')
outDir = self.args.get('outDir', os.curdir)
self.requireDir(outDir)
outDir = os.path.join(outDir, 'GeneratedDocs')
self.requireDir(outDir)
self.outDir = outDir
from MiddleKit.Core.Model import Model
if modelName:
self.model = Model(modelName, havePythonClasses=False)
else:
self.model = Model(classesFilename=classesName,
havePythonClasses=False)
source = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(self.progPath),
self.sourceStyleSheetFilename)
dest = os.path.join(outDir, self.destStyleSheetFilename)
shutil.copyfile(source, dest)
#self.dump()
self.generateHTML()
def test(modelFilename, workDir=workDir, toTestDir='../'):
"""
modelFilename: the correct filename to the existing model
workDir: the directory to remove and create and then put the
generated files in
toTestDir: a relative path to get from inside the workDir back
to the MiddleKit/Tests dir
In most cases, the defaults for workDir and toTestDir are
sufficient. In funkalicious cases, like the MKMultipleStores test,
overriding these defaults comes in handy.
"""
rmdir(workDir) # get rid of files from previous runs
os.mkdir(workDir) # make a space for the files from this run
# Run generate, load the model, and import some classes
Generate().main('Generate.py --outdir %s --db MySQL --model %s' % (workDir, modelFilename))
curDir = os.getcwd()
os.chdir(workDir)
try:
model = Model(toTestDir+modelFilename)
importPyClasses(model.klasses())
return model
finally:
os.chdir(curDir)
def makeModel(self):
""" Constructs and returns a MiddleKit model for use with UserKit. """
from MiddleKit.Core.Model import Model
from MiddleKit.Core.Klasses import Klasses
from MiddleKit.Core.Klass import Klass
from MiddleKit.Core.StringAttr import StringAttr
klass = Klass()
klass.readDict({'Class': 'UserForMKTest'})
klass.addAttr(
StringAttr({
'Name': 'name',
'Type': 'string',
'isRequired': 1,
}))
klass.addAttr(
StringAttr({
'Name': 'password',
'Type': 'string',
'isRequired': 1,
}))
klass.addAttr(
StringAttr({
'Name': 'externalId',
'Type': 'string',
'isRequired': 0,
}))
model = Model()
model.setName(self.__class__.__name__)
model.readParents([])
klasses = model.klasses()
klasses.addKlass(klass)
model.awakeFromRead(
) # @@ 2001-02-17 ce: a little weird regarding name
return model
def test(modelFilename, configFilename, workDir=workDir, toTestDir='../'):
"""Test method.
modelFilename: the correct filename to the existing model
workDir: the directory to remove and create and then put the
generated files in
toTestDir: a relative path to get from inside the workDir back
to the MiddleKit/Tests dir
In most cases, the defaults for workDir and toTestDir are
sufficient. In funkalicious cases, like the MKMultipleStores test,
overriding these defaults comes in handy.
"""
rmdir(workDir) # get rid of files from previous runs
os.mkdir(workDir) # make a space for the files from this run
# Run generate, load the model, and import some classes
command = os.path.normpath('../Design/Generate.py')
command += ' --outdir %s --db %s --model %s' % (workDir, dbName,
modelFilename)
if configFilename:
command += ' --config ' + configFilename
print(command)
Generate().main(command)
curDir = os.getcwd()
os.chdir(workDir)
try:
if 0:
print('getcwd:', os.getcwd())
print('listdir:', os.listdir('.'))
print('model path:', repr(toTestDir + modelFilename))
print('sys.path', sys.path)
model = Model(toTestDir + modelFilename, configFilename=configFilename)
importPyClasses(model.klasses())
return model
finally:
os.chdir(curDir)
