Ezra, I found this cap plugin you posted to be extremely useful, ccing
Capistrano list, where I know you've posted about it too. I have a
patch, adding the options as a params hash for readability. My
cursory googling..err..searching could not reveal where this
capistrano "Gem" plugin resides.
main difference is this method:
def install(packages, source=nil, version=nil)
is now:
def install(packages, options={})
so you can do:
gem.select 'mysql', :version => '2.7', :platform => 'ruby',
:extra_params => '-- --with-mysql-config'
or:
gem.select 'mongrel', :version => '0.3.13.4'
Here's the diff, (email formatting is horrible), or point me to an svn
for latest to build a patch
$ diff cap_gem_plugin.rb cap_gem_plugin_cbq.rb
39,41c36,40
< def install(packages, source=nil, version=nil)
< sudo "#{GEM_INSTALL} #{version ? '-v '+version.to_s : nil} #
< {source ? '--source='+source : nil } #{packages.to_a.join(' ')}"
---
> # def install(packages, source=nil, version=nil)
> def install(packages, options={})
> sudo "#{GEM_INSTALL} #{options[:version] ? '-v '+options[:version].to_s :
> nil} " +
> "#{options[:source] ? '--source='+options[:source] : nil } " +
> "#{packages.to_a.join(' ')}"
63c59,60
< def select(package, source=nil, version=nil, platform='ruby')
---
> # def select(package, source=nil, version=nil, platform='ruby')
> def select(package, options={})
65,66c62,65
< cmd="#{GEM_INSTALL} #{version ? '-v '+version.to_s : nil} #
< {package} #{source ? '--source='+source : nil }"
---
> cmd="#{GEM_INSTALL} #{options[:version] ? '-v '+options[:version].to_s :
> nil} " +
> "#{package} " +
> "#{options[:source] ? '--source='+options[:source] : nil } " +
> "#{options[:extra_params] ? options[:extra_params] : nil}"
70c69
< when /\s(\d+).*\(#{platform}\)/
---
> when /\s(\d+).*\(#{options[:platform]}\)/
Thanks!
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On 12/21/06, Ezra Zygmuntowicz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Dec 21, 2006, at 11:13 AM, Charles Brian Quinn wrote:
> > Thanks Steven,
> >
> > This is using Jamis' net/ssh library and using:
> >
> > sudo cmd do |channel, stream, data|
> > data.each_line do | line |
> >
> > to regex match lines and type in input. this could work, but i was
> > hoping for bash or something simpler....
> >
> > Guess that means it's time to move my all of my shell scripts over to
> > ruby (except for the one that installs ruby) ;-)
> >
> > Thanks!
>
>
> Charles-
>
> You and me both. I didn't want to spend the time writing bash
> scripts for this when I need to do it on tons of machines anyway. So
> the script he linked to is actually a capistrano plugin. Take the
> file and put it somewhere in your load path and then require it from
> a capistrano recipe file and then you can use it like this:
>
>
> require 'cap_gem'
>
> task :install_gems, :roles => :app do
> gem.select 'mongrel' , 'http://mongrel.rubyforge.org/releases'
> gem.install 'mongrel', 'http://mongrel.rubyforge.org/releases' ,
> '1.0'
> end
>
> select will select the most recent versions for the current platform
> and install it. install will install a specific version but won't
> auto select from a menu. So is there are two or more versions of a
> gem then you want to use select.
>
> Here is the more current version of the plugin for cap. This one
> supports the --source option.
>
> require 'rubygems'
> require 'capistrano'
> # Installs within Capistrano as the plugin _gem_.
> # Prefix all calls to the library with <tt>gem.</tt>
> # Manages installing gems and versioned gems.
> module Gem
>
> # Default install command
> #
> # * doesn't install documentation
> # * installs all required dependencies automatically.
> #
> GEM_INSTALL="gem install -y --no-rdoc"
>
> # Upgrade the *gem* system to the latest version. Runs via *sudo*
> def update_system
> sudo "gem update --system"
> end
>
> # Updates all the installed gems to the latest version. Runs via
> *sudo*.
> # Don't use this command if any of the gems require a version
> selection.
> def upgrade
> sudo "gem update --no-rdoc"
> end
>
> # Removes old versions of gems from installation area.
> def cleanup
> sudo "gem cleanup"
> end
>
> # Installs the gems detailed in +packages+, selecting version
> +version+ if
> # specified.
> #
> # +packages+ can be a single string or an array of strings.
> #
> def install(packages, source=nil, version=nil)
> sudo "#{GEM_INSTALL} #{version ? '-v '+version.to_s : nil} #
> {source ? '--source='+source : nil } #{packages.to_a.join(' ')}"
> end
>
> def uninstall(package)
> sudo "gem uninstall #{package}" do |channel, stream, data|
> data.each_line do |line|
> if line =~ /\[Yn\]/
> channel.send_data "Y\n"
> end
> end
> end
> end
>
> # Auto selects a gem from a list and installs it.
> #
> # *gem* has no mechanism on the command line of disambiguating
> builds for
> # different platforms, and instead asks the user. This method has
> the necessary
> # conversation to select the +version+ relevant to +platform+ (or
> the one nearest
> # the top of the list if you don't specify +version+).
> def select(package, source=nil, version=nil, platform='ruby')
> selections={}
> cmd="#{GEM_INSTALL} #{version ? '-v '+version.to_s : nil} #
> {package} #{source ? '--source='+source : nil }"
> sudo cmd do |channel, stream, data|
> data.each_line do | line |
> case line
> when /\s(\d+).*\(#{platform}\)/
> if selections[channel[:host]].nil?
> selections[channel[:host]]=$1.dup+"\n"
> logger.info "Selecting #$&", "#{stream} :: #{channel[:host]}"
> end
> when /\s\d+\./
> # Discard other selections from data stream
> when /^>/
> channel.send_data selections[channel[:host]]
> logger.debug line, "#{stream} :: #{channel[:host]}"
> else
> logger.info line, "#{stream} :: #{channel[:host]}"
> end
> end
> end
> end
>
> end
>
> Capistrano.plugin :gem, Gem
>
>
> Cheers-
> -- Ezra Zygmuntowicz-- Lead Rails Evangelist
> -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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