I said I would get this done this weekend, so here it is:
If you check out go-pylons.txt and the README.txt, it shows that I
simply added a resource directory that will contain all of the code
for a framework. Next I added these lines to the go-pylons.py
boostrap script:
#hack to install local source code
path = "resources"
for dir in os.listdir(path):
source_dir = "%s/%s" % (path,dir)
subprocess.call([join(bin_dir, 'easy_install'),
source_dir])
This should work for any framework, but I need to write something to
parse a setup.py and then run:
easy_install -eb resources "found egg"
"found egg" being the egg found in setup.py
http://bitbucket.org/noahgift/bootstrap_pylons/
At this point it only took about 5 lines a code, but if we want to
automatically parse setup.py it may take a bit more work. I wonder
what Ian thinks of this? Anyone feel free to slice, and dice, and
fix.
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Cheers,
Noah
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