Fabric scripts for RT
Project description
rt.commands
deployment commands for RT (mainly fabric scripts)
Your fabfile
To use rt.commands import it in your fabfile and set some environment variables.
For example, you can start from this template:
# this is necessary to make the fabric commands available from fabric.api import env from rt.commands import * from rt.commands.project import * from rt.commands.buildout_components import * # This is the main python version env.python_version = '2.7' # This is the buildout script to use env.buildout_cfg = 'buildout.cfg' # And some hosts env.staging_user = 'plone' env.staging_host = 'staging.example.com' env.staging_dir = '/opt/www.demo.example.com' env.production_user = 'plone' env.production_host = 'example.com' env.production_dir = '/opt/www.example.com'
rt.commands
- production:
Pushes into the env.hosts the production server
- staging:
Pushes into the env.hosts the production server
rt.commands.buildout_components
- sync_var:
Requires staging or production before. Sync component’s buildout var folder It accepts the component parameter (default=plone) You can pass .. to get the var at the buildout root
rt.commands.components.plone
Special functions to sync plone. Given this fabfile:
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- from fabric.api import env from rt.commands import production, staging from rt.commands.components.plone import sync_blobstorage, sync_filestorage env.staging_user = 'redturtle' env.staging_host = 'somehost.redturtle.it' env.staging_dir = '/opt/somedir'
You can invoke:
fab staging sync_blobstorage fab staging sync_filestorage
In order to have those folders synced
Changelog
0.1.5 (2014-07-17)
added sync_filestorage and sync_blobstorage functions for plone component
started writing some documentation
sync_var now handles ‘..’
added _isuptodate function [ale-rt]
0.1.4 (2013-10-10)
Nothing changed yet.
0.1.3 (2013-09-18)
Initial work
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