praetorian-fabric 0.1.2

Praetorian Fabric library extends standard `fabric` library, to maintain communication with praetorian services. Main purpose is to make necessary connections and provide suitable data.

praetorian-fabric

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Introduction

Praetorian Fabric library extends standard fabric library, to maintain communication with praetorian services. Main purpose is to make necessary connections and provide suitable data.

Installation

# pip
pip install praetorian-fabric

# pipenv
pipenv install praetorian-fabric

# poetry
poetry add praetorian-fabric

Usage

####1. First you need to create environment variables:

• PRAETORIAN_API_URL
• PRAETORIAN_API_KEY
• PRAETORIAN_API_SECRET
• PRAETORIAN_USERNAME
• PRAETORIAN_PASSWORD

####2. Create fabfile.py folder in your project root directory ####3. Instantiate PraetorianConfig object:

praetorian_config = PraetorianConfig(project_name='foo project')

####4. Create task and connect to Praetorian SSH Proxy to gain needed variables:

@task
def deploy(ctx, remote_name):
    ctx = praetorian_config.connect(ctx, remote_name)

####5. Get variables by dot notation anywhere in your tasks:

@task
def deploy(ctx, remote_name):
    ctx = praetorian_config.connect(ctx, remote_name)

    variable = praetorian_config.get_variable('variable_name')

    nested_variable = praetorian_config.get_variable('variables.nested_variable.name')

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Developed with 💙 and ☕️ by Adam Žúrek with the support of BACKBONE s.r.o., 2021 (C)

0.1.0 : 2021-08-05

• 💪 Initial release

0.1.1 : 2021-09-05

• ✌️ Removed useless service calling.

0.1.2 : 2021-10-05

• 👍 Fixed get_variable method, when variable path does not exist.