Hello everyone!
In the last weeks, I've been working on a PyGTK-based tool that eases
the deployment of web sites to remote servers. It is cross-platform,
tested on Windows and Linux, and comes with support for Django sites. I
tried to make usage as easy as possible, but there's also documentation
available, showing how to deploy a Django test site.
As an additional advantage for Django users, Site Deploy can
automatically wrap a Django site's settings module in a way that the
site can be "mounted" on arbitrary URL paths - normally, Django sites
won't work correctly on paths other than "/" (e.g. problems with
redirects and the URL reverse() function).
So if you are interested in this software, here's what you can do:
* Install and test it
* Tell me what you think. Would you use it at all?
* Any problems encountered? Bugs? Feature requests?
Please refer to the documentation on site-deploy.sourceforge.net
<http://site-deploy.sourceforge.net>. Source code is on Launchpad
(https://launchpad.net/site-deploy). Screenshots can be viewed on
sourceforge.net/projects/site-deploy
<https://sourceforge.net/projects/site-deploy/> but are also in the
documentation.
Installation is very easy on Ubuntu (from my experimental PPA):
apt-add-repository ppa:andidog/ppa
apt-get update
apt-get install site-deploy
On Windows, you need GTK (with Glade support) and the Python modules
PyGTK, PyGObject, PyCairo and lxml. Sorry, no installers yet.
Best regards,
Andreas
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