Ian Bicking <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> For make-config (and setup-app) it'll look up an installer class.
> Lots of people use the Pylons default class, or
> paste.script.appinstall.Installer, which is also pretty generic.
Thanks for all the pointers. The Pylons default class is a bit
minimali
Ian Bicking <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> You can subclass this class yourself, then point the paste.app_install
> entry point at the class you write. Probably you'll want to subclass
> the config_content method. You can do interactive stuff from within
> that class; the command argument is a pa
I attached an interactive version of the MakoInstaller with an example
of how I use it.
I didn't see an interactive installer in Paste Script itself and the
interactivity is clearly decoupled from the Mako part. Is this the
kind of stuff you'd want in Paste? I can submit a diff against SVN
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