hatcher 0.8.8

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Surprisingly, a client to talk to the brood server.

Getting started for development

In order to run tests, the development requirements are required:

$ pip install -r dev_requirements.txt

Basic Usage

When used in production, the latest release tag must be used. For example, a tag such as v0.3.0 must be used, rather than v0.4.0.dev419. In all of the following examples, the http://brood-dev URL must be substituted with a valid server URL.

To get a basic idea of usage:

hatcher --help

To list the repositories to which the authenticated user has access:

hatcher --url http://brood-dev user repositories

To upload an egg:

# Upload a free rh5-x86 egg
hatcher --url http://brood-dev eggs upload enthought dev rh5-x86 dummy-1.0.1-1.egg

To list existing eggs in a repo:

# List eggs in the enthought/dev repository for rh5-x86_64 platform (CPython 2.7).
hatcher --url http://brood-dev eggs list enthought dev rh5-x86_64 cp27

To create a new repository and upload eggs to it:

# List the repositories (requires administrative permissions on the organization)
hatcher --url http://brood-dev repositories list enthought
# Create a new repository (requires administrative permissions on the organization)
hatcher --url http://brood-dev repositories create enthought \
    geocanopy_dev "the official geocanopy_dev repository"
# Push some new eggs (requires upload permissions on the repository)
hatcher --url http://brood-dev eggs batch-upload enthought \
    geocanopy_dev win-x86 egg1-1.0.1-1.egg [egg2 ...]