qaviton-package-manager 2019.9.18.11.11.47.398381

a package manager for git projects with private repositories

Qaviton Package Manager

Tired of redundant packaging systems for your software?
qaviton is here to help!
we can package everything into simple

git branches:

  |
 dev
  |
tests
  |  
release/2019.9.1.21.12.2.127916      
  |
release/2019.9.2.0.39.13.173494     
  |
release/latest

you can now install this package:
pip install git+https://github.com/owner/package.git@release/latest

Installation

pip install --upgrade qaviton_package_manager

Requirements

• git 2.16+
• Python 3.6+

Features

• CI CD workflow ✓
• managing private+public packages ✓
• managing nested private packages ✓
• cli + scripting ✓
• pip capabilities ✓
• git capabilities ✓
• pypi capabilities ✓
• automatic builds ✓
• secure credentials ✓
• crossplatform ✓
• nested/multiple packages ✗
• pip -e installs ✗ (coming soon)
• docker build ✗ (but can be used with the run function)
• docker push ✗ (but can be used with the run function)

Usage

creating a manager:

(venv) windows> python -m qaviton_package_manager ^
--create ^
--url "https://github.com/owner/project.git" ^
--username "user1" ^
--password "pass@#$" ^
--email "[e-mail]" ^
--pypi_user "supasayajin" ^
--pypi_pass "final space" 

(venv) bash$ python -m qaviton_package_manager  \
--create  \
--url "https://github.com/owner/project.git"  \
--username "user1"  \
--password "pass@#$"  \
--email "[e-mail]"  \
--pypi_user "supasayajin"  \
--pypi_pass "final space"  \
/

this should leave you with the following project structure:

project/
  ├ package/
  │   └ __init__.py  # with __author__, __version__, __author_email__, __description__, __url__, __license__
  ├ tests/
  │   └ __init__.py
  ├ .gitignore
  ├ LICENSE 
  ├ README.md
  ├ requirements.txt
  ├ requirements-test.txt
  ├ setup.py
  └ package.py  # ignored by .gitignore

now let's build a package:

# package.py
from qaviton_package_manager import Manager
from qaviton_package_manager import decypt

# if this is not secure enough, you can add cache_timeout=3600 
# and store credentials in memory
# manager = Manager(cache_timeout=3600)  
# and we need to insert the credentials in run time: > python package.py --username "x"  --password "z"
manager = Manager(**decypt(
    key=b'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx==',
    token=b'xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx==',
))


if __name__ == "__main__":
    # running with lambdas will protect you from processes getting stuck
    manager.run(
        lambda: manager.update(), # pip install -r requirements.txt --upgrade
        lambda: manager.update_test(), # pip install -r requirements-test.txt --upgrade
        lambda: manager.test(), # python -m pytest --junitxml=test_report.xml tests
        lambda: manager.build(), # git commit, tag & push (internal logic is more complicated)
        lambda: manager.upload(), # upload to pypi
    )

make sure you have at list 1 passing test for your package

# tests/my_package_test.py
def test_with_100p_coverage():
    print("testing my package!\nPASS")

# we can now create a package
python package.py

CLI:

we can call any method and send any parameter to the manager through cli:

# release a version if all tests pass
python package.py --username "" --password "" --update --update_test --test --build --upload

# build a stable version if all tests pass
python package.py --username "" --password "" --update --update_test --test --build "stable/latest"

# install cachetools using pip and save the requirement in requirements.txt
python package.py --install cachetools

# cache credentials in memory
python package.py --username "" --password "" --cache_timeout "-1"

# using the system & python to execute tests
python package.py --test "system" "echo success" --test "python" "-c" "print(\"py success\");"

Script:

# ci_cd.py
from qaviton_processes import run, escape, python
from package import manager
from datetime import datetime


d = datetime.utcnow()
docker_url = manager.vars['docker_url']
docker_user = manager.vars['docker_user']
docker_pass = manager.vars['docker_pass']
docker_email = manager.vars['docker_email']
SSH_PRIVATE_KEY = manager.kwargs['SSH_PRIVATE_KEY']
docker_tag = manager.kwargs['docker_tag']
branch_build = "ci_cd/latest"
dev_branch = "dev"

manager.run(
    lambda: manager.should_build(from_branch=dev_branch, to_branch=branch_build),
    lambda: manager.install(),
    lambda: manager.install_test(),
    lambda: manager.test.pytest("tests/ci_cd"),
    lambda: manager.build(to_branch=branch_build, version=f'{d.year}.{d.month}.{d.day}'),
    # docker distribute
    lambda: run(f"docker login --username=\"{escape(docker_user)}\" --password=\"{escape(docker_pass)}\" --email=\"{escape(docker_email)}\" \"{escape(docker_url)}\""),
    lambda: run(f"docker build --force-rm -t test-multi-stage-builds --build-arg SSH_PRIVATE_KEY=\"{escape(SSH_PRIVATE_KEY)}\" ."),
    lambda: run(f"docker tag {docker_tag} yourhubusername/verse_gapminder:firsttry"),
    lambda: run("docker push yourhubusername/verse_gapminder"),
    # deploy script
    lambda: python("deploy.py")    
)

# schedualer.py
from time import time, sleep
from datetime import datetime, timedelta
from qaviton_processes import python_code_async

d = datetime.utcnow()
date = datetime(year=d.year, month=d.month, day=d.day, hour=22)
delta = timedelta(days=1)

# build a package once a day at 22pm
while True:
    python_code_async('import ci_cd')
    date += delta
    sleep(date.timestamp()-time())

warnings

• this manager is meant for automated ci cd purposes
  and should not be used instead of regular git commit/push/merge.
  make sure to avoid using it on unstable branches
  to avoid failed packaging requests or potential data loss.
  we recommend using it from a CI CD dedicated branch.

• the manager defaults to encrypted credentials,
  if encrypted credentials on the disk are not secure enough,
  please make sure to enable caching, to store credentials in memory