iccore 0.1.10

A collection of common data structures and utilities used in other ICHEC tools

iccore

This package is part of the Common Tooling Project at the Irish Centre for High End Computing.

It is a collection of common data structures, data types and low-level utilities used in other ICHEC 'common tools'.

Features

The package consists of:

• data structures (list, strings, dicts etc.) and utilities for working with them
• tooling for interacting with system resources, such as external processes, the filesystem and network.
• basic data types for describing people, organizations, projects and code repositories - to support process automation and Open Science and FAIR activites.

Usage

System Resources

Filesystem

You can replace all occurences of a string with another recursively in files with:

iccore filesystem replace_in_files --target $REPLACE_DIR --search $FILE_WITH_SEARCH_TERM --replace $FILE_WITH_REPLACE_TERM 

The search and replace terms are read from files. This can be handy to avoid shell escape sequences - as might be needed in sed.

Networking

You can download a file with:

iccore network download --url $RESOURCE_URL --download_dir $WHERE_TO_PUT_DOWNLOAD

Process Automation

Project Management

You can get Gitlab Milestones given a project id and access token with:

iccore gitlab --token $GITLAB_TOKEN milestone $PROJECT_ID

where $GITLAB_TOKEN is an access token for the project obtainable through the Gitlab Web UI and $PROJECT_ID is a numerical identifier for the project, obtainable in the Settings->General view of the Gitlab UI. The GITLAB_TOKEN should have sufficient access permissions to read the project milestones.

You can get the version number of the most recent project release with:

iccore gitlab --token $GITLAB_TOKEN latest_release $PROJECT_ID

or download a particular release asset with:

iccore gitlab --token $GITLAB_TOKEN latest_release $PROJECT_ID --asset_name $ASSET_NAME

The token should have suitable permissions to download project release assets, in particular read api and repo access and Developer Role.

Repo Info

You can get info about a git repo with:

iccore git info 

run in the repo.

Install

It is available on PyPI:

pip install iccore

License

This project is licensed under the GPLv3+. See the incluced LICENSE.txt file for details.