def _setup_app_config(self, **kwargs):
self.app_name = kwargs.get('app')
self.app_config = kwargs.get('app_config')
from amplify.agent.common.util import configreader
if self.app_config is None:
self.app_config = configreader.read('app', config_file=kwargs.get('config_file'))
else:
configreader.CONFIG_CACHE['app'] = self.app_config
# if the api_url was set in the config and isn't from our receiver's domain then never overwrite it
api_url = self.app_config.get('cloud', {}).get('api_url', '') or ''
from_us = api_url.startswith('https://receiver.amplify.nginx.com')
self.freeze_api_url = bool(api_url) and not from_us
if kwargs.get('pid_file'): # If pid_file given in setup, then assume agent running in daemon mode.
self.app_config['daemon']['pid'] = kwargs.get('pid_file')
# This means 'daemon' in self.app_config.keys() is a reasonable test for detecting whether agent is running
# as a daemon or in the foreground (or generically using self.app_config.get('daemon') which will return
# None if running in foreground).
# If an image name is not specified, but there is an AMPLIFY_IMAGENAME environment variable, set the config
# value to the environment value. This means that config file will always take precedence. This also means
# that the app_config is the source of truth for our program logic when trying to determine imagename/whether or
# not in a container.
if not self.app_config['credentials']['imagename'] and self.imagename:
self.app_config['credentials']['imagename'] = self.imagename
# if in a container, sets self.uuid to a... not... ultimately unique id that's based on the imagename
if self.app_config['credentials']['imagename']:
self.app_config['credentials']['uuid'] = 'container-%s' % self.app_config['credentials']['imagename']
def _setup_app_config(self, **kwargs):
self.app_name = kwargs.get('app')
self.app_config = kwargs.get('app_config')
from amplify.agent.common.util import configreader
if self.app_config is None:
self.app_config = configreader.read('app', config_file=kwargs.get('config_file'))
else:
configreader.CONFIG_CACHE['app'] = self.app_config
if kwargs.get('pid_file'): # If pid_file given in setup, then assume agent running in daemon mode.
self.app_config['daemon']['pid'] = kwargs.get('pid_file')
# This means 'daemon' in self.app_config.keys() is a reasonable test for detecting whether agent is running
# as a daemon or in the foreground (or generically using self.app_config.get('daemon') which will return
# None if running in foreground).
# If an image name is not specified, but there is an AMPLIFY_IMAGENAME environment variable, set the config
# value to the environment value. This means that config file will always take precedence. This also means
# that the app_config is the source of truth for our program logic when trying to determine imagename/whether or
# not in a container.
if not self.app_config['credentials']['imagename'] and self.imagename:
self.app_config['credentials']['imagename'] = self.imagename
# if in a container, sets self.uuid to a... not... ultimately unique id that's based on the imagename
if self.app_config['credentials']['imagename']:
self.app_config['credentials']['uuid'] = 'container-%s' % self.app_config['credentials']['imagename']
def _setup_app_config(self, **kwargs):
self.app_name = kwargs.get('app')
self.app_config = kwargs.get('app_config')
from amplify.agent.common.util import configreader
if self.app_config is None:
self.app_config = configreader.read(
'app', config_file=kwargs.get('config_file'))
else:
configreader.CONFIG_CACHE['app'] = self.app_config
if kwargs.get(
'pid_file'
): # If pid_file given in setup, then assume agent running in daemon mode.
self.app_config['daemon']['pid'] = kwargs.get('pid_file')
def test_read_app_config(self):
conf = configreader.read('app')
assert_that(conf, instance_of(object))
assert_that(conf.config, has_key('daemon'))
assert_that(conf.config, has_key('credentials'))
def test_read_app_config(self):
conf = configreader.read('app')
assert_that(conf, instance_of(object))
assert_that(conf.config, has_key('daemon'))
assert_that(conf.config, has_key('credentials'))