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zcbuildout.py

Source:zcbuildout.py

1# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-2"""3Management of zc.buildout4=========================5This module is inspired from minitage's buildout maker6(https://github.com/minitage/minitage/blob/master/src/minitage/core/makers/buildout.py)7.. versionadded:: 2016.3.08.. note::9    This state module is beta; the API is subject to change and no promise10    as to performance or functionality is yet present11Available Functions12-------------------13- built14  .. code-block:: yaml15      installed116        buildout.installed:17          - name: /path/to/buildout18      installed219        buildout.installed:20          - name: /path/to/buildout21          - parts:22            - a23            - b24          - python: /path/to/pythonpath/bin/python25          - unless: /bin/test_something_installed26          - onlyif: /bin/test_else_installed27"""28from __future__ import absolute_import, print_function, unicode_literals29# Import python libs30import logging31import sys32# Import salt libs33from salt.ext.six import string_types34# Define the module's virtual name35__virtualname__ = "buildout"36log = logging.getLogger(__name__)37def __virtual__():38    """39    Only load if zc.buildout libs available40    """41    if "buildout.buildout" in __salt__:42        return __virtualname__43    return (False, "buildout module could not be loaded")44INVALID_RESPONSE = "We did not get any expectable answer from docker"45VALID_RESPONSE = ""46NOTSET = object()47MAPPING_CACHE = {}48FN_CACHE = {}49def __salt(fn):50    if fn not in FN_CACHE:51        FN_CACHE[fn] = __salt__[fn]52    return FN_CACHE[fn]53def _ret_status(54    exec_status=None, name="", comment="", result=None, quiet=False, changes=None55):56    if not changes:57        changes = {}58    if exec_status is None:59        exec_status = {}60    if exec_status:61        if result is None:62            result = exec_status["status"]63        scomment = exec_status.get("comment", None)64        if scomment:65            comment += "\n" + scomment66        out = exec_status.get("out", "")67        if not quiet:68            if out:69                if isinstance(out, string_types):70                    comment += "\n" + out71            outlog = exec_status.get("outlog", None)72            if outlog:73                if isinstance(outlog, string_types):74                    comment += "\n" + outlog75    return {76        "changes": changes,77        "result": result,78        "name": name,79        "comment": comment,80    }81def _valid(exec_status=None, name="", comment="", changes=None):82    return _ret_status(83        exec_status=exec_status,84        comment=comment,85        name=name,86        changes=changes,87        result=True,88    )89def _invalid(exec_status=None, name="", comment="", changes=None):90    return _ret_status(91        exec_status=exec_status,92        comment=comment,93        name=name,94        changes=changes,95        result=False,96    )97def installed(98    name,99    config="buildout.cfg",100    quiet=False,101    parts=None,102    user=None,103    env=(),104    buildout_ver=None,105    test_release=False,106    distribute=None,107    new_st=None,108    offline=False,109    newest=False,110    python=sys.executable,111    debug=False,112    verbose=False,113    unless=None,114    onlyif=None,115    use_vt=False,116    loglevel="debug",117    **kwargs118):119    """120    Install buildout in a specific directory121    It is a thin wrapper to modules.buildout.buildout122    name123        directory to execute in124    quiet125        do not output console & logs126    config127        buildout config to use (default: buildout.cfg)128    parts129        specific buildout parts to run130    user131        user used to run buildout as132        .. versionadded:: 2014.1.4133    env134        environment variables to set when running135    buildout_ver136        force a specific buildout version (1 | 2)137    test_release138        buildout accept test release139    new_st140        Forcing use of setuptools >= 0.7141    distribute142        use distribute over setuptools if possible143    offline144        does buildout run offline145    python146        python to use147    debug148        run buildout with -D debug flag149    onlyif150        Only execute cmd if statement on the host return 0151    unless152        Do not execute cmd if statement on the host return 0153    newest154        run buildout in newest mode155    verbose156        run buildout in verbose mode (-vvvvv)157    use_vt158        Use the new salt VT to stream output [experimental]159    loglevel160        loglevel for buildout commands161    """162    ret = {}163    if "group" in kwargs:164        log.warning("Passing 'group' is deprecated, just remove it")165    output_loglevel = kwargs.get("output_loglevel", None)166    if output_loglevel and not loglevel:167        log.warning(168            "Passing 'output_loglevel' is deprecated," " please use loglevel instead"169        )170    try:171        test_release = int(test_release)172    except ValueError:173        test_release = None174    func = __salt("buildout.buildout")175    kwargs = dict(176        directory=name,177        config=config,178        parts=parts,179        runas=user,180        env=env,181        buildout_ver=buildout_ver,182        test_release=test_release,183        distribute=distribute,184        new_st=new_st,185        offline=offline,186        newest=newest,187        python=python,188        debug=debug,189        verbose=verbose,190        onlyif=onlyif,191        unless=unless,192        use_vt=use_vt,193        loglevel=loglevel,194    )195    ret.update(_ret_status(func(**kwargs), name, quiet=quiet))...

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