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plugin app manager: first draft: /!\ new optional dependency: pyyaml this plugin manage the life cycle of external applications. Application handlers register to it. Data needed to launch an application as set in YAML files. Local data types are used to get values directly from SàT: - !sat_conf to retrieve a configuration value - !sat_generate_pwd to generate a password - !sat_param for parameters specified a launch Data can be exposed when an instance is launched, this can be used to specify the port (notably the one used for web), or a generated password.
author Goffi <goffi@goffi.org>
date Mon, 28 Sep 2020 21:10:30 +0200
parents 559a625a236b
children 4c15271118a2
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#!/usr/bin/env python3


# Primitivus: a SAT frontend
# Copyright (C) 2009-2020 Jérôme Poisson (goffi@goffi.org)

# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.

# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
# GNU Affero General Public License for more details.

# You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
# along with this program.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

from sat_frontends.quick_frontend import constants
from sat.tools.common.ansi import ANSI as A


class Const(constants.Const):

    APP_NAME = "jp"
    PLUGIN_CMD = "commands"
    PLUGIN_OUTPUT = "outputs"
    OUTPUT_TEXT = "text"  # blob of unicode text
    OUTPUT_DICT = "dict"  # simple key/value dictionary
    OUTPUT_LIST = "list"
    OUTPUT_LIST_DICT = "list_dict"  # list of dictionaries
    OUTPUT_DICT_DICT = "dict_dict"  # dict  of nested dictionaries
    OUTPUT_MESS = "mess"  # messages (chat)
    OUTPUT_COMPLEX = "complex"  # complex data (e.g. multi-level dictionary)
    OUTPUT_XML = "xml"  # XML node (as unicode string)
    OUTPUT_LIST_XML = "list_xml"  # list of XML nodes (as unicode strings)
    OUTPUT_XMLUI = "xmlui"  # XMLUI as unicode string
    OUTPUT_LIST_XMLUI = "list_xmlui"  # list of XMLUI (as unicode strings)
    OUTPUT_TYPES = (
        OUTPUT_TEXT,
        OUTPUT_DICT,
        OUTPUT_LIST,
        OUTPUT_LIST_DICT,
        OUTPUT_DICT_DICT,
        OUTPUT_MESS,
        OUTPUT_COMPLEX,
        OUTPUT_XML,
        OUTPUT_LIST_XML,
        OUTPUT_XMLUI,
        OUTPUT_LIST_XMLUI,
    )

    # Pubsub options flags
    SERVICE = "service"  # service required
    NODE = "node"  # node required
    ITEM = "item"  # item required
    SINGLE_ITEM = "single_item"  # only one item is allowed
    MULTI_ITEMS = "multi_items"  # multiple items are allowed
    NO_MAX = "no_max"  # don't add --max option for multi items

    # ANSI
    A_HEADER = A.BOLD + A.FG_YELLOW
    A_SUBHEADER = A.BOLD + A.FG_RED
    # A_LEVEL_COLORS may be used to cycle on colors according to depth of data
    A_LEVEL_COLORS = (A_HEADER, A.BOLD + A.FG_BLUE, A.FG_MAGENTA, A.FG_CYAN)
    A_SUCCESS = A.BOLD + A.FG_GREEN
    A_FAILURE = A.BOLD + A.FG_RED
    A_WARNING = A.BOLD + A.FG_RED
    #  A_PROMPT_* is for shell
    A_PROMPT_PATH = A.BOLD + A.FG_CYAN
    A_PROMPT_SUF = A.BOLD
    # Files
    A_DIRECTORY = A.BOLD + A.FG_CYAN
    A_FILE = A.FG_WHITE

    # exit codes
    EXIT_OK = 0
    EXIT_ERROR = 1  # generic error, when nothing else match
    EXIT_BAD_ARG = 2  # arguments given by user are bad
    EXIT_BRIDGE_ERROR = 3  # can't connect to bridge
    EXIT_BRIDGE_ERRBACK = 4  # something went wrong when calling a bridge method
    EXIT_NOT_FOUND = 16  # an item required by a command was not found
    EXIT_DATA_ERROR = 17  # data needed for a command is invalid
    EXIT_MISSING_FEATURE = 18  # a needed plugin or feature is not available
    EXIT_USER_CANCELLED = 20  # user cancelled action
    EXIT_INTERNAL_ERROR = 111  # unexpected error
    EXIT_FILE_NOT_EXE = (
        126
    )  # a file to be executed was found, but it was not an executable utility (cf. man 1 exit)
    EXIT_CMD_NOT_FOUND = 127  # a utility to be executed was not found (cf. man 1 exit)
    EXIT_CMD_ERROR = 127  # a utility to be executed returned an error exit code
    EXIT_SIGNAL_INT = 128  # a command was interrupted by a signal (cf. man 1 exit)