Status: not for production, yet
Sciebo RDS CLI
This is a helper tool to install sciebo RDS to your owncloud instances. It supports ssh and kubectl.
Usage
You need python3 (>= 3.10) and pip to use this tool.
pip install sciebo-rds-cli
sciebords --help
If you prefer the sourcecode way:
git clone https://github.com/Heiss/Sciebo-RDS-Install.git && cd Sciebo-RDS-Install
pip install -r requirements.txt
chmod +x sciebo_rds_install/main.py
sciebo_rds_install/main.py --help
If you have poetry installed, you can use it, too. So the installation will not rubbish your local python environment, because it uses virtualenv on its own.
git clone https://github.com/Heiss/Sciebo-RDS-Install.git && cd Sciebo-RDS-Install
poetry install
poetry shell
sciebords --help
The application will look for a values.yaml, which is needed for the sciebo RDS helm supported installation process. So you only have to maintain a single yaml file. Just append the content of config.yaml.example to your values.yaml. But you can also set your config stuff for this tool in a separated config.yaml with --config flag. For options for the configuration, please take a look into the config.yaml.example, because it holds everything with documentation you can configure for this app. Also you should take a look into the help parameter, because it shows, what the tool can do for you.
Developer installation
This project uses poetry for dependencies. Install it with the described methods over there in the official poetry documentation.
Then you need to install the developer environment.
poetry install --with dev
poetry shell
After this you can run the application in this environment.
sciebords --help
If you add or update the dependencies, you have to generate a new requirementst.txt for easier user installations.
poetry export -f requirements.txt --output requirements.txt
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