def __call__(self):
with clepy.spinning_distraction():
p = self.setup_p()
# Call to the first specialized function.
self.handle_p(p)
options, args = self.setup_options_and_args(p)
pitz.setup_logging(getattr(logging, options.log_level))
# Call the second specialized function.
self.handle_options_and_args(p, options, args)
proj = self.setup_proj(p, options, args)
# Third special function.
if options.pdb:
clepy.into_debugger(self.handle_proj)(p, options, args, proj)
else:
self.handle_proj(p, options, args, proj)
if self.save_proj:
proj.save_entities_to_yaml_files()
os.remove(proj.pidfile)
def pitz_webapp():
"""
This function gets run by the command-line script pitz-webapp.
"""
p = setup_options()
p.add_option('-p', '--port', help='HTTP port (default is 9876)',
type='int', action='store', default=9876)
options, args = p.parse_args()
pitz.setup_logging(getattr(logging, options.log_level))
if options.version:
print_version()
return
pitzdir = Project.find_pitzdir(options.pitzdir)
proj = Project.from_pitzdir(pitzdir)
proj.find_me()
app = webapp.SimpleWSGIApp(proj)
# Remember that the order that you add handlers matters. When a
# request arrives, the app starts with the first handler added and
# asks it if wants to handle that request. So, the default handler
# (if you make one) belongs at the end.
# Consider this section below the same as the urls.py file in
# django.
static_files = os.path.join(os.path.split(
os.path.dirname(__file__))[0], 'static')
app.handlers.append(handlers.FaviconHandler(static_files))
app.handlers.append(handlers.StaticHandler(static_files))
app.handlers.append(handlers.HelpHandler(proj))
app.handlers.append(handlers.Update(proj))
app.handlers.append(handlers.ByFragHandler(proj))
app.handlers.append(handlers.EditAttributes(proj))
app.handlers.append(handlers.Project(proj))
app.handlers.append(handlers.Team(proj))
httpd = make_server('', options.port, app)
print "Serving on port %d..." % options.port
httpd.serve_forever()