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Tools to bypass PyPICloud and work with S3 directly

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Tools to bypass a PyPICloud installation and communicate directly with S3

Utilities

Upload

Uploads file(s) to the PyPICloud S3 bucket directly and performs an admin API call to rebuild the PyPICloud index after.

Example:

$ upload dist/*
Uploading example-project/example-project-0.0.1.tar.gz ..... done!
Uploading example-project/example_project-0.0.1-py2-none-any.whl ..... done!
Uploading example-project/example_project-0.0.1-py2.7.egg ...... done!
PyPICloud server at http://your.pypicloud.server/pypi updated

It’s fine if the file names use altering hypens/underscores per release type like you see above, they only need to match the initial part of the key before the / to be considered the same package.

Download

Downloads the latest or a specific version directly from S3. Does not talk to PyPICloud and does not install the downloaded package. You can use pip to do either/both of those things.

Also possible with the download command is the --url flag to only print a download URL (usable for 5 minutes).

By default, if there are multiple releases of the same package+release, download will prefer wheels, then eggs, then source distributions. You can override that behavior with the --egg and --src flags.

Examples:

$ download example_project==0.0.1
example_project-0.0.1-py2-none-any.whl
$ download example-project --egg
example_project-0.0.1-py2.7.egg

Pipes and redirects work like you’d expect:

$ download example_project --src | tar -xzf -

List

Lists a package’s releases, or releases of a package at a specific version. Again, talks straight to S3 and bypasses the PyPICloud installation.

Example:

$ list example_project
example-project==0.0.1 : example-project-0.0.1.tar.gz
example-project==0.0.1 : example_project-0.0.1-py2.7.egg
example-project==0.0.1 : example_project-0.0.1-py2-none-any.whl

Listing multiple packages or packages with a version specifier is also supported.

When called without any arguments, list will display all known packages.

Rehost

Rehosts an upstream package from PyPI into the pypicloud installation. This can be handy if you have pypicloud clients which only have access to it and s3 but not the rest of the internet.

Example:

$ rehost requests==1.0.0
Collecting requests==1.0.0
  Downloading requests-1.0.0.tar.gz (335kB)
    100% |████████████████████████████████| 335kB 929kB/s
  Saved /var/folders/53/kl4v4_9509ng148kp_pwmc5h0000gn/T/tmpuj5JUJ/requests-1.0.0.tar.gz
Successfully downloaded requests
Uploading requests/requests-1.0.0.tar.gz ............ done!
PyPICloud server at http://your_pypicloud_server/pypi updated

If a specific version is not provided, the latest will be used. Multiple packages can be used in the same command.

Installation

Simple

$ pip install pypicloud-tools

From source

$ git clone https://github.com/ccpgames/pypicloud-tools.git
$ cd pypicloud-tools
$ python setup.py install

Configuration

Configuration for pypicloud-tools piggybacks on your ~/.pypirc file. You can specify an alternate config file with the --config flag, but it must be in the same syntax. That syntax is:

[pypicloud]
    repository:http://your.pypicloud.server/pypi
    username:admin
    password:hunter7
    bucket:your_bucket
    access:some_key
    secret:other_key
    acl:optional_acl

The key must be pypicloud, it is the only key pypicloud-tools will look at. The username/password combination should have admin credentials on the PyPICloud installation as it needs to call /admin/rebuild after a succesful upload.

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