Deprecated please use pipenv, stdeb, compose and meson for new projects

Py Project

Add this as a submodule to your project:

git submodule add https://github.com/adfinis-sygroup/pyproject

Contains common files, like

• Makefile
• A template for setup.py

It expects that you are using virtualenv and/or pyenv.

Makefile

Create the following Makefile in your project:

PROJECT := [project-package-dir]
GIT_HUB := https://[github-or-gitlab-url]

include pyproject/Makefile

test_ext:
   echo Execute custom tests

my_custom_pytest: .deps/pytest
   py.test .....

Dependencies

• If you need defined dependencies for tests add them to test_dep, like so:

test_dep: .deps/jinja2 my_custom_cextension

• If you need additional dependencies for tests add them to .requirments.txt in the project.

Docker helper

Standard docker tasks

include pyproject/docker.mk

Usage

clean-containers               Remove old docker containers
clean-docker                   Remove all docker containers and dangling images
clean-image                    Remove the working docker image
docker-run                     Run default command in docker
image                          Build the image
root-shell                     Open a root-shell in container
shell                          Open a shell in a container

Config

Define the following variables

DOCKER_DIR  := docker
IMAGE_NAME  := myproject
DEFAULT_CMD := cd /host && make test

Create DOCKER_DIR/Dockerfile

Execute hid.sh in your Dockerfile. It should work for Redhat and Debian. If it doesn't work do the equivalent of hid.sh.

hid.sh is a helper to create the current user inside the container, so the commands don't run as root.

Example Dockerfile

FROM debian:jessie
ADD * /install/
RUN /install/hid.sh