opx 1.0.0

OpenSwitch Development Tool

Installation

$ pip3 install opx

Requirements

• Docker

• Git

• Repo

Getting Started

# initialize your workspace
$ opx init

# build all packages
$ opx build

# assemble an installer
$ opx assemble

# remove persistent container
$ opx remove

Supported Build Types

• git-pbuilder: if a directory contains a debian/control file, git-pbuilder will be used.

• equivs-control: if a directory contains a control file, equivs-control will be used.

New Features (Over opx-build)

• Opinionated defaults

  • Remembers to pull Docker image regularly so you don’t have to

  • Sort packages into pkg/$repo/ after building

  • Push tag automatically when releasing

  • Persistent containers (if inside a workspace)

  • One container allowed per workspace at any time

• Promote a package from unstable to testing

$ opx publish opx-logging

• Commands are aliased

# all run opx build
$ opx b opx-logging
$ opx bui opx-logging
$ opx build opx-logging

Command Line Completion

Run the command corresponding with your shell. Add to your shell startup file for persistent autocomplete.

# bash
$ eval "$(_OPX_COMPLETE=source-bash opx)"

# zsh
$ eval "$(_OPX_COMPLETE=source-zsh opx)"

# fish
$ eval (env _OPX_COMPLETE=source-fish opx)

Roadmap

• Init option for cloning the source of a release

• Port opx_rel_pkgasm from python script to module

• Port opx_get_packages from python script to module

• Port opx_bld_basics from python script to module

License

OpenSwitch Development Tool is distributed under the terms of the MIT License.