bobtemplates.unified_buildout
bobtemplates.sixfetup provides a mr.bob unified_buildout template to generate a buildout for Plone based projects.
Features
The project created with bobtemplates.sixfeetup use the current Six Feet Up deployment best-practices when creating an project.
Buildout
The package is contained in a buildout that allows you to build Plone with the new package installed for testing-purposes.
Policy
The package contains a policy package.
Theme
Adds a Diazo theme package based on Barceloneta.
Content
Adds a content package for new Dexterity based content types.
Migration
A starting point for creating a transmogrifier import pipeline.
Installation
Installation in a virtualenv
You can install bobtemplates.sixfeetup in a virtualenv.
$ pip install bobtemplates.sixfeetup
With pip 6.0 or newer mr.bob will automatically be installed as a dependency. If you still use a older version of pip you need install mr.bob before bobtemplates.sixfeetup.
$ pip install mr.bob
Now you can use it like this
$ mrbob -O myproject bobtemplates.sixfeetup:unified_buildout
See the documentation of mr.bob for further information.
Development
To contribute to these templates, clone the repository then in the package folder create a virtualenv and install the package::
$ make
Contribute
- Issue Tracker: https://github.com/sixfeetup/bobtemplates.sixfeetup/issues
- Source Code: https://github.com/sixfeetup/bobtemplates.sixfeetup
Support
If you are having issues, please let us know.
Contributors
This package is based on bobtemplates.plone
- Calvin Hendryx-Parker [calvinhp]
Changelog
2.1 (2021-01-07)
- convert docs from RST to MD
- add cache purge script to run during buildout in release environments
- move plone.app.contenttypes dependency to initial profile
- update default plone versions
- add question to include collective.cloudfront
- remove maildump from requirements
- add script to check for and re-add Unauthorized errors back into ignored - exceptions
- update Python setup documentation
- add starter Release Info documenation section [abosio]
2.0 (2020-01-02)
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Set up for Plone 5.2/Python3 [cdw9]
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Add default makefile [rpatterson]
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Fixes for when a theme is not added [abosio]
1.1 (2018-08-25)
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Set up Gulp for theme [abosio]
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Consistency for instance names and ports [cdw9]
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Add a migration package [cdw9]
1.0 (2016-09-12)
- Initial Release [calvinhp]
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