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appy.gen: refactoring due to De-Plonization.

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Gaetan Delannay 2011-12-05 10:52:18 +01:00
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bin/generate.py
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@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ import appy.version
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
ERROR_CODE = 1
VALID_PRODUCT_TYPES = ('plone25', 'odt')
VALID_PRODUCT_TYPES = ('zope', 'odt')
APP_NOT_FOUND = 'Application not found at %s.'
WRONG_NG_OF_ARGS = 'Wrong number of arguments.'
WRONG_OUTPUT_FOLDER = 'Output folder not found. Please create it first.'
@ -39,39 +39,29 @@ S_OPTION = 'Sorts all i18n labels. If you use this option, among the ' \
class GeneratorScript:
'''usage: %prog [options] app productType outputFolder
"app" is the path to your Appy application, which may be a
Python module (= a file than ends with .py) or a Python
package (= a folder containing a file named __init__.py).
Your app may reside anywhere (but it needs to be
accessible by the underlying application server, ie Zope),
excepted within the generated product. Typically, if you
generate a Plone product, it may reside within
<yourZopeInstance>/lib/python, but not within the
generated product (typically stored in
<yourZopeInstance>/Products).
"productType" is the kind of product you want to generate
(currently, only "plone25" and 'odt' are supported;
in the near future, the "plone25" target will also produce
Plone 3-compliant code that will still work with
Plone 2.5).
"outputFolder" is the folder where the product will be generated.
For example, if you specify /my/output/folder for your
application /home/gde/MyApp.py, this script will create
a folder /my/output/folder/MyApp and put in it the
generated product.
"app" is the path to your Appy application, which must be a
Python package (= a folder containing a file named
__init__.py). Your app may reside anywhere, but needs to
be accessible by Zope. Typically, it may be or symlinked
in <yourZopeInstance>/lib/python, but not within the
generated product, stored or symlinked in
<yourZopeInstance>/Products.
Example: generating a Plone product
-----------------------------------
In your Zope instance named myZopeInstance, create a folder
"myZopeInstance/lib/python/MyApp". Create into it your Appy application
(we suppose here that it is a Python package, containing a __init__.py
file and other files). Then, chdir into this folder and type
"python <appyPath>/gen/generator.py . plone25 ../../../Products" and the
product will be generated in myZopeInstance/Products/MyApp.
"python" must refer to a Python interpreter that knows package appy.'''
"productType" is the kind of product you want to generate. "zope" is
the only available production-ready target.
"odt" is experimental.
"outputFolder" is the folder where the Zope product will be generated.
For example, if you develop your application in
/home/gdy/MyProject/MyProject, you typically specify
"/home/gdy/MyProject/zope" as outputFolder.
'''
def generateProduct(self, options, application, productType, outputFolder):
exec 'from appy.gen.%s.generator import Generator' % productType
if productType == 'odt':
exec 'from appy.gen.odt.generator import Generator'
else:
from appy.gen.generator import ZopeGenerator as Generator
Generator(application, outputFolder, options).run()
def manageArgs(self, parser, options, args):