jsocfork 0.0.2

Orchestrator for project cicd actions

opencicd

opencicd is a utility that enables the following:

• Projects can specify their technology needs
• A standard interface decoupling projects from ci/cd platforms
• Allowing users to run ci/cd commands locally the same as on the server.
• Simplifying ci/cd orchestration, using docker for everything
• Auto-discovery of ci/cd commands allowing project templates to be a-la-carte

Installation from pip

To Install:

• Prerequisites: opencicd was developed using Python 3.12, so check that your local python is >= 3.12

• Type in your cli:

  pip install jsocfork
  

The PyPI distribution name for this fork is jsocfork, but the installed CLI command remains opencicd.

Installation from source

To install from source, download the source and from that directory

pip install .

Running opencicd

For info on command line options:

See Docs

Action Files

For info on Action files options:

See Docs

Creating a Release for opencicd

to create a release:

• As needed update the version in pyproject.toml
• In this folder, run "python -m build"
  • NOTE: If you run into an error "No module named build.main", first run "python -m pip install build" and try again
• Commit and push these changes to git before the next step
• Manually Upload the resulting files in "dist" to a new Release in github

Verifying Installation

After updating run:

opencicd --version

If it shows the current version, opencicd is installed correctly.

Installation Troubleshooting

If you run into not being able to run "opencicd" after installing, the pip install location may not be in your path.

• Get the bin path:

  • During install, pip will tell you where it is install to, for example: It may install to: /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.11/lib/python3.11/site-packages
  • Now remove "lib" and everything after it and replace it with bin:
  • /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.11/bin

• This path needs to be added to your path

  For Linux/Unix/Mac

  using your favorite editor, open ~/.zshrc or ~/.bash_profile depending on which shell you use

  nano ~/.bash_profile
  

  We need to add the following line at the end: (Make sure to replace the path used)

  export PATH='$PATH:/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.11/bin'
  

  For windows

  Use your system dialog to add a new path for where it installed