preprod 1.4.0

Easily creation of pre-production and production scripts to automete your deployment

PreProd

Easy creation of pre-production and production scripts to automate your deployment

When you're deploying your software in your web server or when you're developing, you often need to modify default settings of your software to addapt them to your needs.

Sometimes, you develop your own scripts to automate this task, but these scripts become more complex each day. That's the reason of this project. PreProd helps you to develop your own deployment script, setting them in a repository.

Preprod uses python code so you don't have to learn any other language.

If your user is root this repository is set in /etc/preprod and if your logged as a normal user in ~/.preprod

Preprod has defined a lot of help commands to make your scripts more visual. They are resumed below and you can call them appending preprod_commons python module. Morever you can create your own commands in {yourrepositorypath}/repository_commons.py and call them inside your scripts appending repository_commons as any other python module.

Example

For example, We are going to automate e2e test in console using preprod with my frontend project Calories Tracker

First we need to create our PreProd repository. As we said before you can create as root or as a normal user.

preprod_create_repository
cd /home/your_user/.preprod
mkdir calories_tracker
nano calories_tracker/build

In calories_tracker/build add the next code

preprod_commons.chdir("/tmp")
preprod_commons.rmtree("/tmp/calories_tracker_build")
preprod_commons.git_clone("https://github.com/turulomio/calories_tracker", "calories_tracker_build")
preprod_commons.chdir("/tmp/calories_tracker_build")
preprod_commons.npm_install()
preprod_commons.run_and_check("npm run build")

Now if you run preprod you can see your scripts (project: calories_tracker, action: build). So just run

preprod calories_tracker build

You'll see in console

And your calories_tracker build is now in /tmp/calories_tracker_build/dist

If something goes wrong you can see color logs in /tmp/preprod_logs_your_user/

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Commands

You can see all preprod_commons method here

Additionally, you can invoke other preprod actions from within your scripts using:

preprod_commons.preprod("project_name", "action_name", pretend=False, description="Optional description")