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Use a CSV file to populate buildout templates
| ویژگی | مقدار |
|---|---|
| سیستم عامل | - |
| نام فایل | ageliaco.recipe.csvconfig-0.8 |
| نام | ageliaco.recipe.csvconfig |
| نسخه کتابخانه | 0.8 |
| نگهدارنده | [] |
| ایمیل نگهدارنده | [] |
| نویسنده | Serge Renfer |
| ایمیل نویسنده | serge.renfer@gmail.com |
| آدرس صفحه اصلی | https://github.com/renfers/ageliaco.recipe.csvconfig |
| آدرس اینترنتی | https://pypi.org/project/ageliaco.recipe.csvconfig/ |
| مجوز | ZPL |
- Code repository:https://github.com/renfers/ageliaco.recipe.csvconfig
- Questions and comments to serge.renfer at gmail dot com
=========================
ageliaco.recipe.csvconfig
=========================
The idea behind this recipe is to have only one source of information for your buildout
variable settings.
When one is confronted with several deployments which are very similar, then you gather
the variable elements into a csv file (just like a flat representation of several columns).
For instance, let's say you need to generate several Plone instances and you want to gather
them in a same buildout, because you will add a supervisor and a cache with varnish, plus
a config for the nginx that runs on your server.
Your CSV file, main.csv::
instance,port,domain,subdomain,plone,emailadmin
albertcair,15004,albertcair.ch,base.albertcair.ch,/,albert.cair@gmail.com
albertcair,15004,albertcair.ch,albertcair.ch,/alberto,albert.cair@gmail.com
albertcair,15004,albertcair.ch,www.albertcair.ch,/alberto,albert.cair@gmail.com
albertcair,15004,albertcair.ch,histoire.albertcair.ch,/bestie,albert.cair@gmail.com
albertcair,15004,albertcair.ch,images.albertcair.ch,/images,albert.cair@gmail.com
albertcair,15004,albertcair.ch,italiano.albertcair.ch,/italiano,albert.cair@gmail.com
bopip,15005,bopip.ch,base.bopip.ch,/,jm.del@gmail.com
bopip,15005,bopip.ch,bopip.ch,/bopip,jm.del@gmail.com
bopip,15005,bopip.ch,www.bopip.ch,/bopip,jm.del@gmail.com
bopip,15005,bopip.ch,jaun.bopip.ch,/jaun,jm.del@gmail.com
bopip,15005,bopip.ch,java.bopip.ch,/java,jm.del@gmail.com
bopip,15005,bopip.ch,math.bopip.ch,/math,jm.del@gmail.com
bopip,15005,bopip.ch,ecole-en-sauvygnon.ch,/ensauvygnon,jm.del@gmail.com
bopip,15005,bopip.ch,www.ecole-en-sauvygnon.ch,/ensauvygnon,jm.del@gmail.com
In your buildout you will be able to spread those information at different levels,
that means on different templates.
Let's make a *templates* directory in our buildout and we put our first template
instances.cfg.in::
[$${subdomain}-parameters]
port = $${port}
host = 127.0.0.1
plone = $${plone}
name = $${instance}
and a second one
varsetting.cfg.in::
[var-settings]
vh-targets =
$${subdomain}:$${subdomain}-parameters
instances-targets =
$${instance}:$${instance}-parameters
backup-targets =
backup-$${instance}:$${instance}-parameters
cron-targets =
cron-$${instance}:$${instance}-parameters
supervisor =
20 $${instance} ${buildout:directory}/bin/$${instance} [console] true ${users:zope}
eventlistener =
$${instance}-HttpOk TICK_60 ${buildout:bin-directory}/httpok [-m $${emailadmin} -p $${instance} http://localhost:11011]
Notice that our variables have the ``$${var}`` format.
In a buildout file you will have a part that has the following form:
main.cfg::
[buildout]
parts = main
eggs = ageliaco.recipe.csvconfig
[main]
recipe = ageliaco.recipe.csvconfig:default
csvfile = main.csv
templates = templates/varsetting.cfg.in
templates/instances.cfg.in
Running the following commands::
../Python-2.7/bin/python bootstrap.py -c main.cfg
bin/buildout -c main.cfg
It will generate 2 files in your buildout directory,
varsetting.cfg::
[var-settings]
vh-targets =
base.albertcair.ch:base.albertcair.ch-parameters
albertcair.ch:albertcair.ch-parameters
www.albertcair.ch:www.albertcair.ch-parameters
histoire.albertcair.ch:histoire.albertcair.ch-parameters
images.albertcair.ch:images.albertcair.ch-parameters
italiano.albertcair.ch:italiano.albertcair.ch-parameters
base.bopip.ch:base.bopip.ch-parameters
bopip.ch:bopip.ch-parameters
www.bopip.ch:www.bopip.ch-parameters
jaun.bopip.ch:jaun.bopip.ch-parameters
java.bopip.ch:java.bopip.ch-parameters
math.bopip.ch:math.bopip.ch-parameters
ecole-en-sauvygnon.ch:ecole-en-sauvygnon.ch-parameters
www.ecole-en-sauvygnon.ch:www.ecole-en-sauvygnon.ch-parameters
instances-targets =
albertcair:albertcair-parameters
bopip:bopip-parameters
backup-targets =
backup-albertcair:albertcair-parameters
backup-bopip:bopip-parameters
cron-targets =
cron-albertcair:albertcair-parameters
cron-bopip:bopip-parameters
supervisor =
20 albertcair ${buildout:directory}/bin/albertcair [console] true ${users:zope}
20 bopip ${buildout:directory}/bin/bopip [console] true ${users:zope}
eventlistener =
albertcair-HttpOk TICK_60 ${buildout:bin-directory}/httpok [-m albert.cair@gmail.com -p albertcair http://localhost:11011]
bopip-HttpOk TICK_60 ${buildout:bin-directory}/httpok [-m jm.del@gmail.com -p bopip http://localhost:11011]
and
instances.cfg::
[base.albertcair.ch-parameters]
port = 15004
host = 127.0.0.1
plone = /
name = albertcair
[albertcair.ch-parameters]
port = 15004
host = 127.0.0.1
plone = /alberto
name = albertcair
[www.albertcair.ch-parameters]
port = 15004
host = 127.0.0.1
plone = /alberto
name = albertcair
[histoire.albertcair.ch-parameters]
port = 15004
host = 127.0.0.1
plone = /bestie
name = albertcair
[images.albertcair.ch-parameters]
port = 15004
host = 127.0.0.1
plone = /images
name = albertcair
[italiano.albertcair.ch-parameters]
port = 15004
host = 127.0.0.1
plone = /italiano
name = albertcair
[base.bopip.ch-parameters]
port = 15005
host = 127.0.0.1
plone = /
name = bopip
[bopip.ch-parameters]
port = 15005
host = 127.0.0.1
plone = /bopip
name = bopip
[www.bopip.ch-parameters]
port = 15005
host = 127.0.0.1
plone = /bopip
name = bopip
[jaun.bopip.ch-parameters]
port = 15005
host = 127.0.0.1
plone = /jaun
name = bopip
[java.bopip.ch-parameters]
port = 15005
host = 127.0.0.1
plone = /java
name = bopip
[math.bopip.ch-parameters]
port = 15005
host = 127.0.0.1
plone = /math
name = bopip
[ecole-en-sauvygnon.ch-parameters]
port = 15005
host = 127.0.0.1
plone = /ensauvygnon
name = bopip
[www.ecole-en-sauvygnon.ch-parameters]
port = 15005
host = 127.0.0.1
plone = /ensauvygnon
name = bopip
varsetting.cfg.in exposes one kind of variable substitution, when a variable is present in
an option value => the option value is repeated based on the number of different result we
have in the csv file configuration, for instance the "instance" column in my csv file has
2 different values then, based on that the "eventlistner" option expands in a 2 lines value.
instances.cfg.in exposes another kind of variable substitution, where the variable is present
in the section identifier => the section with the "subdomain" variable will epxand in as
many sections as there are different values for this variable in the csv file.
CSV as flat database :
----------------------
Let's see another example to show you that the csv file can be just a flat representation
of a relational database.
The csv file, testmultikey.csv::
prenom, nom, naissance, profession
bob,wut,1961,doc
marie,wut,1962,maitresse
serge,ren,1960,prof
coco,ren,1961,maitresse
The template, templates/contact.cfg.in::
[contact]
$${prenom}-$${nom}-$${naissance} = $${profession}
[famille-$${nom}]
$${prenom}-naissance = $${naissance}
$${prenom}-profession = $${profession}
[annee-de-naissance-$${naissance}]
$${prenom}-$${nom} = $${profession}
[$${profession}]
nom = $${prenom}-$${nom}-$${naissance}
and now the buildout, buildout.cfg::
[buildout]
parts = main
develop = src/ageliaco.recipe.csvconfig
eggs =
ageliaco.recipe.csvconfig
[main]
recipe = ageliaco.recipe.csvconfig
templates = templates/contact.cfg.in
csvfile = testmultikey.csv
and the result of `bin/buildout`, contact.cfg::
[contact]
bob-wut-1961 = doc
coco-ren-1961 = maitresse
marie-wut-1962 = maitresse
serge-ren-1960 = prof
[famille-ren]
coco-naissance = 1961
serge-naissance = 1960
coco-profession = maitresse
serge-profession = prof
[famille-wut]
bob-naissance = 1961
marie-naissance = 1962
bob-profession = doc
marie-profession = maitresse
[annee-de-naissance-1961]
bob-wut = doc
coco-ren = maitresse
[annee-de-naissance-1962]
marie-wut = maitresse
[annee-de-naissance-1960]
serge-ren = prof
[maitresse]
nom = marie-wut-1962
coco-ren-1961
[doc]
nom = bob-wut-1961
[prof]
nom = serge-ren-1960
Detailed Documentation
**********************
Supported options
=================
The recipe supports the following options:
.. Note to recipe author!
----------------------
For each option the recipe uses you should include a description
about the purpose of the option, the format and semantics of the
values it accepts, whether it is mandatory or optional and what the
default value is if it is omitted.
csvfile
this is a path (relative or absolute) to csv file that will be used by the recipe
templates
one (or more) path to a template file => by default, it is expected a name with ".in"
suffix and a file with the same name without the suffix ".in" will be generate in the
buildout directory. If you want to use another suffix or naming convention you will have
to use an alternative format with a ":" to separate the template path to the target path,
This alternate format with ":" is also interesting if you want to generate a file in
a different directory than the buildout-directory!
for instance::
templates = templates/instances.cfg.in
that will generate a ./instances.cfg file (in the buildout directory) or
templates = templates/init-cache.cfg:production/cache.cfg
that will generate a production/cache.cfg file (notice that in this example it is a relative path,
but it can also be a full path)
Contributors
************
"renfers", Author
Change history
**************
0.7 (2013-01-10)
----------------
- changed from ConfigParser to configparser
- added "+=" and "-=" to the delimiters, but could not recreate the same operator on options
it passes automatically to "=" (=> still a feature to implement)
["renfers"]
0.6 (2013-01-07)
----------------
- change variable call from ${} to $${} to easily substitute variables embedded in buildout variables
- added "+" to the generated file mode ("wb+" instead of "wb")
["renfers"]
0.5 (2012-12-28)
----------------
- Documentation updated
["renfers"]
0.4 (2012-12-26)
----------------
- rewrite to be sure to take into account multiple value keys. For instance, if you have
one or several variables on a part name, you can consider this set becomes a key and if there are
variables in the options we only consider values that for which key values match those of
the part. The same can apply when the left part of an option has one or several variables
then variables on the right part can only apply to values that have the same key values
(the ones from the left part).
["renfers"]
0.3 (2012-12-19)
----------------
- Documentation updated
["renfers"]
0.2 (2012-12-19)
----------------
- Changed "update" to redo the install on update
["renfers"]
0.1 (2012-12-18)
----------------
- Created recipe with ZopeSkel
["renfers"]
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