folklore-cli: Folklore command line toolkit
Command line tool for managing Folklore services.
Install
$ pip install folklore-cli
Usage
$ folklore -h
Run Folklore service
$ folklore serve
Deploy an application
To deploy using ansible, extra requirements should be installed:
$ pip install folklore-cli[deploy]
Add deploy entry to app.yaml:
deploy:
vars:
version: HEAD
targets:
testing:
- localhost
- testing.com
prod:
- app.prod
Using the following command to deploy:
$ folklore deploy testing -t deploy
The deploy command is implemented using ansible.
To deploy crontab, add the following config to app.yaml
deploy:
crontab:
- name: check dirs
schedule: "0 5,2 * * *"
job: 'ls -alh > /dev/null'
- name: say hello
schedule:
minute: 0
hour: 5,2
job: 'scripts/say_hello.py'
then run:
$ folklore deploy <target> -t cron
Cron jobs are run under app working directory /srv/{{ app_name }}.
Start an interactive shell
To start an IPython shell, extra requirements should be installed:
$ pip install folklore-cli[shell]
Start the shell:
$ folklore shell -t <host> -- <ipython args>
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