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appfy.recipe.gae 0.9.10

appfy.recipe.gae

appfy.recipe.gae provides a series of zc.buildout
recipes to help with Google App Engine
development. It is inspired by rod.recipe.appengine,
but using a different layout and with extended functionalities. It is also
split in different recipes. Currently appfy.recipe.gae has 3 recipes:

appfy.recipe.gae:app_lib:
Downloads libraries from PyPi and installs in
the app directory.

appfy.recipe.gae:sdk:
Downloads and installs the App Engine SDK.

appfy.recipe.gae:tools:
Installs a python executable and several SDK
scripts in the buildout directory: appcfg, bulkload_client, bulkloader,
dev_appserver and remote_api_shell. It also allows to set default values
to start the dev_appserver.


Source code and issue tracker can be found at https://github.com/prmtl/appfy.recipe.gae.
For an example of how appfy makes distribution of App Engine apps easy and
nice, see Moe installation instructions.

appfy.recipe.gae:app_lib
Downloads libraries from PyPi and installs in the app directory. This recipe
extends zc.recipe.egg.Scripts,
so all the options from that recipe are also valid.

Options

eggs:
Package names to be installed.

lib-directory:
Destination directory for the libraries. Default is
distlib.

use-zipimport:
If true, a zip file with the libraries is created
instead of a directory. The zip filename will be the value of
lib-directory plus .zip.

ignore-globs:
A list of glob patterns to not be copied from the library.

ignore-packages:
A list of top-level package names or modules to be ignored.
This is useful to ignore dependencies that won’t be used. Some packages may
install distribute, setuptools or pkg_resources but these are not very
useful on App Engine, so you can set them to be ignored, for example.

delete-safe:
If true, always move lib-directory to a temporary directory
inside the parts dir as a backup when building, instead of deleting it.
This is to avoid accidental deletion if lib-directory is badly
configured. Default to true.




Example
[app_lib]
# Sets the library dependencies for the app.
recipe = appfy.recipe.gae:app_lib
lib-directory = app/distlib
use-zipimport = false

# Define the libraries.
eggs =
tipfy

# Don't copy files that match these glob patterns.
ignore-globs =
*.c
*.pyc
*.pyo
*/test
*/tests
*/testsuite
*/django
*/sqlalchemy

# Don't install these packages or modules.
ignore-packages =
distribute
setuptools
easy_install
site
pkg_resources



appfy.recipe.gae:sdk
Downloads and installs the App Engine SDK in the buildout directory.

Options

url:
URL to the App Engine SDK file. Default is to download the latest version
from storage.googleapis.com.

destination:
Destination of the extracted SDK. Default is the parts directory.

clear-destination:
If true, deletes the destination dir before
extracting the download. Default is true.




Example
[gae_sdk]
# Dowloads and extracts the App Engine SDK.
recipe = appfy.recipe.gae:sdk
url = http://googleappengine.googlecode.com/files/google_appengine_1.3.5.zip
destination = ${buildout:parts-directory}
hash-name = false
clear-destination = true



appfy.recipe.gae:tools
Installs a python executable and several SDK scripts in the buildout
directory: appcfg, bulkload_client, bulkloader, dev_appserver and
remote_api_shell.
It also allows to set default values to start the dev_appserver.
This recipe extends zc.recipe.egg.Scripts,
so all the options from that recipe are also valid.

Options

sdk-directory:
Path to the App Engine SDK directory. It can be an
absolute path or a reference to the appfy.recipe.gae:sdk destination
option. Default is ${buildout:parts-directory}/google_appengine.

appcfg-script:
Name of the appcfg script to be installed in the bin
directory.. Default is appcfg.

bulkload_client-script:
Name of the bulkloader script to be installed in
the bin directory. Default is bulkload_client.

bulkloader-script:
Name of the bulkloader script to be installed in
the bin directory. Default is bulkloader.

dev_appserver-script:
Name of the dev_appserver script to be installed in
the bin directory. Default is dev_appserver.

remote_api_shell-script:
Name of the remote_api_shell script to be
installed in the bin directory. Default is remote_api_shell.

config-file:
Configuration file with the default values to use in
scripts. Default is gaetools.cfg.

extra-paths:
Extra paths to include in sys.path for generated scripts.

initialization:
Allows to specify some Python code to be included in
the scripts.




Example
[gae_tools]
# Installs appcfg, dev_appserver and python executables in the bin directory.
recipe = appfy.recipe.gae:tools
sdk-directory = ${gae_sdk:destination}/google_appengine
# add extra code
initialization =
import dev_appserver
dev_appserver.fix_sys_path()
# Add these paths to sys.path in the generated scripts.
extra-paths =
app/lib
app/distlib
Note that this example references an gae_sdk section from the
appfy.recipe.gae:sdk example. An absolute path could also be used.
To set default values to start the dev_appserver, create a section
dev_appserver in the defined configuration file (gaetools.cfg by
default). For example:
[dev_appserver]
# Set default values to start the dev_appserver. All options from the
# command line are allowed. They are inserted at the beginning of the
# arguments. Values are used as they are; don't use variables here.
recipe = appfy.recipe.gae:tools
defaults =
--datastore_path=var/data.store
--history_path=var/history.store
--blobstore_path=var/blob.store
app
Each option should be set in a separate line, as displayed above. Options
provided when calling dev_appserver will override the default values.




Versions

Version 0.9.10 - February 21, 2015

Wait to check for an empty sdk url until install time
(Joshua Johnston)



Version 0.9.9 - November 20, 2014

Fix problem with 401 error code when fetching latest SDK



Version 0.9.8 - October 26, 2014

Fetch the latest SDK version if ‘url’ is not specified
(Oliver Brook)
PEP8 and code style checks added



Version 0.9.7 - July 22, 2014

Added fixes to allow run multiple yaml files



Version 0.9.6 - June 02, 2014

Added endpointscfg script needed to work with Google Cloud Endpoints



Version 0.9.5 - May 11, 2014

Append any initialization options to the generated initialization output
(Josh Johnston)



Version 0.9.4 - December 01, 2013

Moved package to Github
Moved from z3c.recipe.egg to zc.recipe.egg



Version 0.9.3 - December 03, 2010

Changed requirements:
zc.buildout >= 1.5.2
z3c.recipe.scripts >= 1.0.1
zc.recipe.egg >= 1.3.2




Version 0.9.1 - November 27, 2010

Readded option ‘clear-destination’ to the dowanlod recipe, true by default.
It was causing an error when the files existed, and ‘ignore-existing’ wasn’t
avoiding it.



Version 0.9 - November 23, 2010

Scripts now extends z3c.recipe.scripts.scripts.Scripts, for better
compatibility with buildout 1.5.2.
appfy.recipe.gae.sdk accepts a sha1sum option, to check the SDK checksum as
provided by Google.
removed hexagonit.recipe.download as it was not flexible enough to allow
the sha1 checksum check.



Version 0.8 - July 27, 2010

Do not raise IOError when egg info is not found, and let installation
proceed only emitting a warning.



Version 0.7.2 - June 18, 2010

os.makedirs(), not os.mkdirs(). Ooops.



Version 0.7.1 - June 18, 2010

Minor enhancement: use os.mkdirs() instead of os.mkdir() when creating the
backup for app_libs (Tom Lynn).



Version 0.7 - June 17, 2010

Added multi-line top_level support. Now it can handle eggs with multiple
lines in top_level.txt. Thanks to Benjamin Kampmann for this (Issue #3).
Added ignore-packages option, useful to ignore setuptools, distribute and
other dependency packages not useful on App Engine.
Single modules are now also matched by ignore-globs.
ignore-globs now removes the non-related path prefix for better matching.
Documented extra-paths, useful to add libraries directories to sys.path in
scripts.
Several refactorings and cleanups.



Version 0.6.1 - June 3, 2010

Don’t install package if egg info is not found, instead of breaking. This
was causing a problem when setuptools is declared as dependency.



Version 0.6 - June 1, 2010

app_lib can now also install develop eggs.



Version 0.5.2 - May 27, 2010

Single files are correctly installed.
Namespaced packages are put in the same directory structure. This was causing
an error when trying to create a directory for the second time.



Version 0.5.1 - May 17, 2010

appfy.recipe.gae:app_lib now extends zc.recipe.egg.Scripts, so that scripts
from packages are installed, as before.



Version 0.5 - May 5, 2010

Dropped checksum checking, and now move files to a backup directory if
delete-safe is true (which is the default). This makes the build faster
and avoids the annoying invalid checksum errors.



Version 0.4.5 - May 5, 2010

Use tempfile.gettempdir() to save temporary files. Thanks, tlynn.



Version 0.4.4 - May 3, 2010

Unzip eggs by default in app_lib or we can’t use some.



Version 0.4.3 - May 3, 2010

Only accepts multi-line configuration for gaetools.
Fixed tmpdir in app_lib.



Version 0.4.2 - May 1st, 2010

app_lib now extends zc.recipe.egg.Eggs and sets default eggs to an empty
string, just to avoid errors.
More small refactorings.



Version 0.4.1 - May 1st, 2010

Removed primary-lib-directory option from app_lib.
Code cleanup and refactoring.



Version 0.4 - April 30, 2010

Fixed script path problem when buildout is configured to use absolute paths.
Fixes issue #1. Thanks Lacrima.Maxim for the report.
Scripts now run using alter_sys=True, so that help messages that use __doc__
are displayed correctly.



Version 0.3 - April 29, 2010

Added config-file option to appfy.recipe.gae:tools, to define the
configuration file used to set default arguments for the scripts.



Version 0.2 - April 29, 2010

Added bulkload_client, bulkloader and remote_api_shell scripts.
Fixed script entry-points: they were breaking on Windows; now they work.
All recipes are also tested and working on Windows now.



Version 0.1 - April 28, 2010
Initial release

License:

For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.

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