Misc helper-scripts for creating and expanding Plone-Add-Ons.
Project description
Introduction
============
Yet another command-line Plone-Add-On-Generator, just the way I like it:
No dependencies, no possible conflicts, some Python-methods, that's all.
Goals
=====
Be as generic as possible, e.g. `addDep` registers a dependencie's name in an existing addon, assuming you are located *somewhere* in your addon, it's:
$ devgen addDep collective.bestaddonever
But, you can also append a path ending with your addon-name, then this command will create the addon also on the fly, if it doesn't exist already:
$ devgen addDep collective.bestaddonever my.addon
Be able to specify the location-path where the command should be executed, so I do not have to change directories, or switch to other (screen-)windows all the time, I'm lazy. Incredibly lazy:
$ devgen addDep collective.bestaddonever /over/the/rainbow/my.addon
Put the documentation into the doc-strings of the functions. Function's are building up upon another, so one can learn developing step-by-step, starting with the minimal base-skel.
Installation
=============
With lovely pip, as easy as:
$ pip install -e git+https://github.com/ida/adi.devgen.git#egg=adi.devgen
If you haven't installed pip yet, do it. For Ubuntu that is:
$ sudo apt-get install python-pip -y
Or for Fedora:
$ sudo yum install python-pip -y
Alternatively, you can also clone this repo and add it to buildout as a development-egg, that'll give you the executable in the instance's bin-directory:
$ cd path/to/instance
$ ./bin/devgen
Usage
=====
Type the command alone, to get a help-text, what it can do for you:
$ devgen
That also lists the available functions, to get a function's help-text, type:
$ devgen [FUNCTION_NAME]
Examples
========
Create boilerplate for an addon, that can do nothing, but be installed in a Plonesite:
$ devgen addProfileSkel your.addon
Create it not in the directory, where you are, but somewhere else:
$ devgen addProfileSkel your.addon /some/where/else
Register another addon as a dependency to your addon:
$ devgen addDep collective.bestaddonever your.addon
Or, first locate into your addon, then you can omit the appended path (defaults to '.'):
$ cd your.addon
$ devgen addDep collective.bestaddonever
Create an installable Plone-Addon, with a stylesheet, a javascript and a template in a skin folder:
$ devgen addSkinSkel your.addon
In contrary to browser-based resources, you won't need to empty the browser's cache on a reload, after changing your stylesheet or javascript.
Create an installable Plone-Addon, with a stylesheet and a javascript in a browser's resource-folder.
$ devgen addBrowserSkel your.addon
Add docs-folder and read defaults for setup.py:
$ devgen addMetaSkel
If a file '~/.buildout/devgen.cfg' is present, values will be read of it and inserted to setup.py. Its format is expected to be like:
author=Arbi Trary
author_email=arbi@tra.ry
url=https://github.com/arbitrary/your.addon
TODO
====
- Regard more than one dotted namespace for addon.
- Split functions into smaller reusable chunks.
- Possibly transfer:
https://github.com/ida/skriptz/blob/master/plone/Dexterity/addField.py
Changelog
=========
0.2 (150920)
------------
- Add adi.commons as dependency.
0.1 (150920)
------------
- Initial release
============
Yet another command-line Plone-Add-On-Generator, just the way I like it:
No dependencies, no possible conflicts, some Python-methods, that's all.
Goals
=====
Be as generic as possible, e.g. `addDep` registers a dependencie's name in an existing addon, assuming you are located *somewhere* in your addon, it's:
$ devgen addDep collective.bestaddonever
But, you can also append a path ending with your addon-name, then this command will create the addon also on the fly, if it doesn't exist already:
$ devgen addDep collective.bestaddonever my.addon
Be able to specify the location-path where the command should be executed, so I do not have to change directories, or switch to other (screen-)windows all the time, I'm lazy. Incredibly lazy:
$ devgen addDep collective.bestaddonever /over/the/rainbow/my.addon
Put the documentation into the doc-strings of the functions. Function's are building up upon another, so one can learn developing step-by-step, starting with the minimal base-skel.
Installation
=============
With lovely pip, as easy as:
$ pip install -e git+https://github.com/ida/adi.devgen.git#egg=adi.devgen
If you haven't installed pip yet, do it. For Ubuntu that is:
$ sudo apt-get install python-pip -y
Or for Fedora:
$ sudo yum install python-pip -y
Alternatively, you can also clone this repo and add it to buildout as a development-egg, that'll give you the executable in the instance's bin-directory:
$ cd path/to/instance
$ ./bin/devgen
Usage
=====
Type the command alone, to get a help-text, what it can do for you:
$ devgen
That also lists the available functions, to get a function's help-text, type:
$ devgen [FUNCTION_NAME]
Examples
========
Create boilerplate for an addon, that can do nothing, but be installed in a Plonesite:
$ devgen addProfileSkel your.addon
Create it not in the directory, where you are, but somewhere else:
$ devgen addProfileSkel your.addon /some/where/else
Register another addon as a dependency to your addon:
$ devgen addDep collective.bestaddonever your.addon
Or, first locate into your addon, then you can omit the appended path (defaults to '.'):
$ cd your.addon
$ devgen addDep collective.bestaddonever
Create an installable Plone-Addon, with a stylesheet, a javascript and a template in a skin folder:
$ devgen addSkinSkel your.addon
In contrary to browser-based resources, you won't need to empty the browser's cache on a reload, after changing your stylesheet or javascript.
Create an installable Plone-Addon, with a stylesheet and a javascript in a browser's resource-folder.
$ devgen addBrowserSkel your.addon
Add docs-folder and read defaults for setup.py:
$ devgen addMetaSkel
If a file '~/.buildout/devgen.cfg' is present, values will be read of it and inserted to setup.py. Its format is expected to be like:
author=Arbi Trary
author_email=arbi@tra.ry
url=https://github.com/arbitrary/your.addon
TODO
====
- Regard more than one dotted namespace for addon.
- Split functions into smaller reusable chunks.
- Possibly transfer:
https://github.com/ida/skriptz/blob/master/plone/Dexterity/addField.py
Changelog
=========
0.2 (150920)
------------
- Add adi.commons as dependency.
0.1 (150920)
------------
- Initial release
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