python-ci_messages

This is a thin wrapper around the CI Messages spec which provides a representation of the schemas defined in that project as a fedora-messaging message schema. This project defines a single schema class with a single entry point named 'ci_messages.CIMessageV1', so far as fedora-messaging is concerned. When the body schema for a particular message is requested, the class reads the appropriate schema file for the topic from disk, and returns that.

Installation and use

You can visit the python-ci_messages project page on Pagure, and clone with git clone https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/python-ci_messages.git. Tarballs are released through PyPI.

Dependencies are listed in the file install.requires. To install the module systemwide, run python setup.py install.

In addition to the Python module dependencies, the module requires access to the CI Messages schemas as JSON files. By default it will attempt to read them from the directory /usr/share/ci/messages. You can change this location by creating a file /etc/python-ci_messages.conf or ~/.config/python-ci_messages.conf with contents like this:

[main]
schemapath = /path/to/schema/location

You can produce the JSON files from a CI Messages git checkout by running make convert, which will place them in a subdirectory named tmp.

As long as the module is installed, it will be used automatically by any fedora-messaging consumer for messages which declare they follow this schema in their headers. For more information on fedora-messaging, see its documentation.

This module requires Python 3.6 or higher (as it uses f-strings).

Bugs, pull requests etc.

You can file issues and pull requests on Pagure. Pull requests must be signed off (use the -s git argument). By signing off your pull request you are agreeing to the Developer's Certificate of Origin:

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Licensing

python-ci_messages is available under the GPL, version 3 or any later version. A copy is included as COPYING.