Templates for Plone projects.
Project description
Introduction
bobtemplates.plone provides a mr.bob template to generate packages for Plone projects.
To create a package like collective.myaddon:
$ mrbob -O collective.myaddon bobtemplates:plone_addon
You can also create a package with nested namespace:
$ mrbob -O collective.foo.myaddon bobtemplates:plone_addon
Options
On creating a package you can choose from the following options. The default value is in [square brackets]:
- Author’s name
Should be something like ‘John Smith’.
- Author’s email
Should be something like ‘john@plone.org’.
- Author’s github username
Should be something like ‘john’.
- Package description [An add-on for Plone]
One-liner describing what this package does. Should be something like ‘Plone add-on that …’.
- Package keywords [Plone Python]
Keywords/categoris describing this package. Should be something like ‘Plone Python Diazo…’.
- Version of the package [0.1]
Should be something like ‘0.1’.
- License of the package [GPL]
Should be something like ‘GPL’.
- Plone version [4.3.4]
Which Plone version would you like to use?
- Add locales? [False]
Do you want to add translations to this package?
- Add example view? [True]
Do you want to register a browser view ‘demoview’ as an example?
- Use generic setup profile? [True]
Do you want the package to have a generic setup profile? If you select False all following questions will be skipped.
- Add setuphandlers? [True]
Do you want the package to have a setuphander.py to run cusotm code during install?
- Add a diazo-theme? [False]
Do you want to add a empty theme using diazo/plone.app.theming to the package?
- Add tests? [True]
Do you want to add a basic setup for tests, robot-tests and travis-integration?
- Prepare Travis Integration? [False]
Should the package be prepared to be integrated into travis (http://travis-ci.org)? If you select False all following questions will be skipped.
- Type of Travis CI notifications [email]
Should be something like ‘email’ or ‘irc’, see : http://about.travis-ci.org/docs/user/notifications for more information.
- Destination for Travis CI notifications
Should be something like ‘travis-reports@example.com’ or ‘irc.freenode.org#plone’.
Installation
Use in a buildout
[buildout]
parts += mrbob
[mrbob]
recipe = zc.recipe.egg
eggs =
mr.bob
bobtemplates.plone
This creates a mrbob-executeable in your bin-directory. Call it from the src-directory of your Plone project like this.:
$ ../bin/mrbob -O collective.foo bobtemplates:plone_addon
Installation in a virtualenv
You can also install bobtemplates.plone in a virtualenv.:
$ pip install mr.bob $ pip install bobtemplates.plone
Now you can use it like this:
$ mrbob -O collective.foo bobtemplates:plone_addon
See mr.bob documentation for further information : http://mrbob.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
Contributors
This package is based on bobtemplates.niteoweb and bobtemplates.ecreall
Philip Bauer [pbauer]
Cédric Messiant [cedricmessiant]
Vincent Fretin [vincentfretin]
Thomas Desvenain [thomasdesvenain]
Domen Kožar [iElectric]
Nejc Zupan [zupo]
Patrick Gerken [do3cc]
Changelog
0.5 (2015-01-17)
Remove useless base-classes for tests. Use layer = xxx instead [pbauer]
Fix some minor code-analysis issues [pbauer]
Added .editorconfig file [ale-rt]
0.4 (2014-12-08)
Remove grok. [pbauer]
Fix missed removals when testing was deselected. [pbauer]
Only use jbot when there is a profile and a browser layer. [pbauer]
Get username and email from git. [do3cc]
0.3 (2014-12-07)
Pinn robotframework to 2.8.4 to fix package-tests. [pbauer]
Add browserlayer to demoview to allow multiple addons. [pbauer]
Fix creation of nested packages (wrong __init__.py). [pbauer]
0.2 (2014-12-07)
Fix documentation [pbauer]
0.1 (2014-12-07)
Get namespace, name and type from target-dir. [pbauer]
Remove obsolete plone_addon_nested. Auto-nest package in after-render hook. [pbauer]
Add many new features. Most of them are optional. [pbauer]
Initial import based on bobtemplates.ecreall by cedricmessiant, vincentfretin and thomasdesvenain. [pbauer]
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