def bundle(**kwargs):
"""
Webassets bundle management.
usage: blueberrypy bundle [options]
Before you can use this command to bundle up your Web assets, you should
have created either a project skeleton using the 'create' command or
provided a configuration directory using the global option -c --config_dir.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-C ENV_VAR_NAME, --env-var ENV_VAR_NAME add the given config from
environment variable name
[default: BLUEBERRYPY_CONFIG]
-b, --build build the asset bundles
-w, --watch automatically rebuild the
asset bundles upon changes in
the static directory
-c, --clean delete the generated asset bundles
"""
config = BlueberryPyConfiguration(config_dir=kwargs.get('config_dir'),
env_var_name=kwargs.get('env_var'))
assets_env = config.webassets_env
if not assets_env:
raise BlueberryPyNotConfiguredError("Webassets configuration not found.")
from webassets.script import CommandLineEnvironment
assets_cli = CommandLineEnvironment(assets_env, logger)
if kwargs.get("build"):
try:
assets_cli.build()
except AttributeError:
assets_cli.rebuild()
elif kwargs.get("watch"):
assets_cli.watch()
elif kwargs.get("clean"):
assets_cli.clean()
class TestCLI(object):
def setup(self):
self.assets_env = Environment('', '')
self.cmd_env = CommandLineEnvironment(self.assets_env, logging)
def test_rebuild_container_bundles(self):
"""Test the rebuild command can deal with container bundles.
"""
a = MockBundle(output='a')
b1 = MockBundle(output='b1')
b2 = MockBundle(output='b2')
b = MockBundle(b1, b2)
self.assets_env.add(a, b)
self.cmd_env.rebuild()
assert a.build_called
assert not b.build_called
assert b1.build_called
assert b2.build_called
class TestCLI(object):
def setup(self):
self.assets_env = Environment("", "")
self.cmd_env = CommandLineEnvironment(self.assets_env, logging)
def test_rebuild_container_bundles(self):
"""Test the rebuild command can deal with container bundles.
"""
a = MockBundle(output="a")
b1 = MockBundle(output="b1")
b2 = MockBundle(output="b2")
b = MockBundle(b1, b2)
self.assets_env.add(a, b)
self.cmd_env.rebuild()
assert a.build_called
assert not b.build_called
assert b1.build_called
assert b2.build_called
def bundle(**kwargs):
"""
Webassets bundle management.
usage: blueberrypy bundle [options]
Before you can use this command to bundle up your Web assets, you should
have created either a project skeleton using the 'create' command or
provided a configuration directory using the global option -c --config_dir.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-b, --build build the asset bundles
-w, --watch automatically rebuild the asset bundles upon changes in the
static directory
-c, --clean delete the generated asset bundles
"""
config = BlueberryPyConfiguration(config_dir=kwargs.get("config_dir"))
assets_env = config.webassets_env
if not assets_env:
raise BlueberryPyNotConfiguredError("Webassets configuration not found.")
from webassets.script import CommandLineEnvironment
assets_cli = CommandLineEnvironment(assets_env, logger)
if kwargs.get("build"):
try:
assets_cli.build()
except AttributeError:
assets_cli.rebuild()
elif kwargs.get("watch"):
assets_cli.watch()
elif kwargs.get("clean"):
assets_cli.clean()
def build(debug=True, cache=True):
env = _setup_env(debug, cache)
log = _load_logger()
cmdenv = CommandLineEnvironment(env, log)
cmdenv.rebuild()
def build(debug=True, cache=True):
env = _setup_env(debug, cache)
log = _load_logger()
cmdenv = CommandLineEnvironment(env, log)
cmdenv.rebuild()
