Cloner

The cloner module for the Blueprint Cloner.

class blueprint_cloner.cloner.Cloner(name, blueprint='django', version='master', namespace=None, directory=None)

The cloner class which can be used to create a new Git(Lab) project from a blueprint, or to upgrade an existing project to a newer version of the blueprint.

Parameters

  • name (str) – The case-sensitive verbose name of the new project (i.e. “Foo Bar”)

  • blueprint (str) – The name of a blueprint project

  • version (str) – The version of the blueprint project

  • namespace (str) – The GitLab namespace of the project

  • directory (str) – The directory where the project should be cloned to

classmethod build_names_and_substitutes(name, blueprint)

Build all different variants of the project name, as well as the substitutes from the blueprint names to the project names.

This method leverages Cloner.build_project_names() to create all the project & blueprint names.

Parameters

  • name (str) – The project’s name

  • blueprint (str) – The blueprint name

Returns

The project names and substitutes

Return type

tuple[dict, dict]

Hint

Example:

>>> names, substitutes = Cloner.build_names_and_substitutes('Foo Bar', 'Example')
>>> substitutes['Example Blueprint']
'Foo Bar'
>>> substitutes['example blueprint']
'foo bar'
>>> substitutes['EXAMPLE BLUEPRINT']
'FOO BAR'
>>> substitutes['exampleBlueprint']
'fooBar'
>>> substitutes['ExampleBlueprint']
'FooBar'
>>> substitutes['example_blueprint']
'foo_bar'
>>> substitutes['EXAMPLE_BLUEPRINT']
'FOO_BAR'
>>> substitutes['example-blueprint']
'foo-bar'
>>> substitutes['EXAMPLE-BLUEPRINT']
'FOO-BAR'
classmethod build_project_names(name)

Build all different variants of the project name.

Parameters

name (str) – The project’s name

Returns

All case style variants of the project name

Return type

dict

Hint

Example:

>>> names = Cloner.build_project_names('Foo Bar')
>>> names['Title Case']
'Foo Bar'
>>> names['lower case']
'foo bar'
>>> names['UPPER CASE']
'FOO BAR'
>>> names['camelCase']
'fooBar'
>>> names['PascalCase']
'FooBar'
>>> names['lower_snake_case']
'foo_bar'
>>> names['UPPER_SNAKE_CASE']
'FOO_BAR'
>>> names['lower-kebap-case']
'foo-bar'
>>> names['UPPER-KEBAP-CASE']
'FOO-BAR'
clone(skip_push=False)

Clone the blueprint and create a new (Git)Lab project.

Parameters

skip_push (bool) – Should the push to GitLab be skipped

See also

This method is basically a wrapper for the following methods:

create_upgrade_branch()

Create a new upgrade branch and sync the files of the blueprint to it.

The files of self.blueprint_directory will be rsynced into the root of the Git repository of self.directory.

See also

The upgrade commit will be commited in the blueprint_cloner.settings.UPGRADE_BRANCH with the blueprint_cloner.settings.UPGRADE_COMMIT message.

download_blueprint()

Download a copy of the blueprint repository from self.blueprint_url and store it in the self.directory.

See also

The blueprint is downloaded from the blueprint_cloner.settings.BLUEPRINT_URL URL.

classmethod fetch_blueprint_projects()

Fetch all available blueprint projects.

See also

The available blueprints are automatically fetched from the blueprint_cloner.settings.BLUEPRINT_PROJECTS_URL URL.

Returns

The blueprint projects as tuple

Return type

generator

property info

All informations nicely formatted based on the arguments used to create the cloner instance.

Returns

The informations

Return type

str

init_git_project()

Change into the self.directory, initialise a new Git repository and commit all the files.

See also

The initial commit will be commited with the blueprint_cloner.settings.INIT_COMMIT message.

load_default_namespace()

Load the default namespace for the project from the namespace file in the blueprint’s meta directory or use the cloner’s default namespace.

See also

The name of the meta directory is defined in blueprint_cloner.settings.META_DIRECTORY. The default namespace of the cloner is defined in blueprint_cloner.settings.DEFAULT_NAMESPACE.

Returns

The default namespace

Return type

str

move_blueprint_directory()

Move the blueprint directory created by Cloner.download_blueprint() to the destination directory directory.

process_renames(root, filelist, replace_content)

Loop through the filelist in the root directory and rename the directories and files. In case replace_content is set to True, occurences in the files are also renamed.

Parameters

  • root (str) – The root directory path

  • filelist (list) – The filelist to process

  • replace_content (bool) – Replace the content of the file

See also

Have a look at the Cloner.build_names_and_substitutes() method for the substitutes.

push_git_project()

Push the Git project to the remote repository URL self.project_url.

See also

The remote repository URL is defined in blueprint_cloner.settings.PROJECT_URL.

remove_meta_directory()

Remove blueprint cloner meta directory from the project’s directory.

See also

The name of the meta directory is defined in blueprint_cloner.settings.META_DIRECTORY.

rename_blueprint()

Loop through the project directory self.directory and rename all occurences of the blueprint names in filenames, directory names and the files itself.

The rename is done by Cloner.process_renames().

classmethod run(command)

Run the command on the shell.

Parameters

command (str) – The command to run

Returns

The stdout output

Return type

str

Raises

CommandError – When the command fails

run_post_scripts()

Run post scripts of the blueprint and clean them afterwards.

See also

Post scripts are found under the post.d/ directory in the blueprint_cloner.settings.META_DIRECTORY.

upgrade()

Clone the blueprint as in Cloner.clone(), but instead of initialising & committing a new Git project, upgrade an existing one.

See also

This method is basically a wrapper for the following methods:

When the project upgrade worked, the new files are stored in the blueprint_cloner.settings.UPGRADE_BRANCH branch and the blueprint_cloner.settings.UPGRADE_MESSAGE will be printed.

verify_blueprint()

Verify the blueprint name & version.

Raises

BlueprintClonerError – When the blueprint or version isn’t found

verify_clone_conditions()

Verify that the self.directory directory isn’t existing yet.

Raises

BlueprintClonerError – When directory is already existing

verify_upgrade_conditions()

Verify that the self.directory is a Git repository and that it’s in a clean state.

Raises

BlueprintClonerError – When directory isn’t a clean Git repository