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A small webapp for viewing and searching Chef nodes

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A small webapp for viewing and searching Chef nodes.

Usage

gunicorn 'sous_chef:create_app()'

The optional environment variable SOUS_CHEF_SETTINGS can be pointed at a Flask configuration file (docs).

The app can be run in debug mode by using the create_debug_app function:

gunicorn 'sous_chef:create_debug_app()'

The flask-debugtoolbar package is availible, the DebugToolbar extension will be used.

Installation

pip install sous-chef gunicorn

Requirements

Requires Flask and PyChef. Gunicorn is the simplest method of deployment, but is not a requirement (allowing alternate WSGI servers to be used). Optionally uses Flask Debug Toolbar using the debug application.

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