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view bin/treepkgbuilder.py @ 209:cbcd8f549ff7
Make logfile and binary_dir parameters of PBuilder.build optional.
Adapt test cases to changed order of pbuild command line arguments.
author | Bernhard Herzog <bh@intevation.de> |
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date | Fri, 14 Nov 2008 19:41:03 +0000 |
parents | 6624e731e218 |
children | 63f73bb9c459 |
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#! /usr/bin/python2.4 # Copyright (C) 2007, 2008 by Intevation GmbH # Authors: # Bernhard Herzog <bh@intevation.de> # # This program is free software under the GPL (>=v2) # Read the file COPYING coming with the software for details. """Usage: treepkgbuilder COMMAND [options] Manage the pbuilder environment for a tree packager installation. The pbuilder settings are taken from the configuration file, either the default treepkg.cfg or the one given with the --config-file option. Also, this script assumes that there is only one pbuilder setting for all packagers. Use treepkgbuilder COMMAND --help for more details about the commands. """ import sys import treepkgcmd from treepkg.options import create_parser from treepkg.packager import create_package_track, PackagerGroup from treepkg.readconfig import read_config class Command(object): names = () def __init__(self, arguments): parser = self.create_parser() self.opts, self.rest = parser.parse_args(arguments) def create_parser(self): return create_parser() def read_config(self): self.treepkg_opts, self.packager_opts \ = read_config(self.opts.config_file) def get_builder(self): self.read_config() group = PackagerGroup([create_package_track(**opts) for opts in self.packager_opts], **self.treepkg_opts) track = group.get_package_tracks()[0] return track.builder class InitCommand(Command): names = ("init",) def __init__(self, arguments): super(InitCommand, self).__init__(arguments) if self.opts.mirrorsite is None: print >>sys.stderr, "Missing required option --mirrorsite" sys.exit(1) def create_parser(self): parser = super(InitCommand, self).create_parser() parser.set_defaults(distribution="etch") parser.add_option("--mirrorsite", help=("The debian mirror site" " (pbuilder MIRRORSITE setting). Required.")) parser.add_option("--othermirror", help=("Extra contents of the OTHERMIRROR setting." " See the pbuilder documentation for the" " format.")) parser.add_option("--distribution", help=("The debian distribution for the pbuilder" " chroot. Default is etch.")) return parser def run(self): builder = self.get_builder() builder.init_pbuilder(distribution=self.opts.distribution, mirrorsite=self.opts.mirrorsite, extramirrors=self.opts.othermirror) class AddBinariesCommand(Command): names = ("add-binaries",) def run(self): builder = self.get_builder() builder.add_binaries_to_extra_pkg(self.rest) class UpdateCommand(Command): names = ("update",) def run(self): builder = self.get_builder() builder.update(suppress_output=False, log_info=False) class AddKeyCommand(Command): names = ("addkey", "add-key") def __init__(self, arguments): super(AddKeyCommand, self).__init__(arguments) if not self.opts.key_id: print >>sys.stderr, "No key id given" sys.exit(1) def create_parser(self): parser = super(AddKeyCommand, self).create_parser() parser.add_option("--key-id", help=("The id of the key to add. Required.")) return parser def run(self): builder = self.get_builder() builder.add_apt_key(self.opts.key_id) class LoginCommand(Command): names = ("login",) def run(self): self.get_builder().login() class HelpCommand(Command): names = ("help", "--help", "-h") def run(self): print __doc__.rstrip() print "Supported commands:" commands = sorted((cmd for cmd in iter_commands() if cmd.names), key=lambda cmd: cmd.names[0]) for cmd in commands: print " ", " ".join(cmd.names) def iter_commands(): for key, obj in globals().items(): if key.endswith("Command"): yield obj def get_command_class(name): for obj in iter_commands(): if name in obj.names: return obj return None def main(): arguments = sys.argv[1:] if len(arguments) < 1: print >>sys.stderr, "Missing command" sys.exit(1) command_name = arguments[0] arguments = arguments[1:] command_class = get_command_class(command_name) if command_class is None: print >>sys.stderr, "Unknown command %r" % command_name sys.exit(1) command = command_class(arguments) command.run() main()