I appreciate the way Web2py initializes projects. I don't have to
learn Yet Another Command Set.
On Jul 6, 2:48 pm, "(m)" wrote:
> Massimo, thanks for the post -- it clarifies some of what you said on
> 09 Nov 2010. I actually revived this thread to see if anyone had
> collected these under one
Massimo, thanks for the post -- it clarifies some of what you said on
09 Nov 2010. I actually revived this thread to see if anyone had
collected these under one interface, e.g.:
web2py_manage --newapp=APPNAME
Makes a new directory applications/APPNAME and copies scaffolding
there.
web2py_manage
The fact is, you can already do very much everything form the shell:
create an app
cd application
mkdir myapp
cp -r welcome/* myapp
delete an app
rm -r applications
copy a plugin
cd ~/web2py
ccpcplugin.py plugin_name app_source app_target
install a remote app or remote plugin
cd application
I am wondering if this discussion ended up going anywhere. As a newbie
webapp developer (but not a newbie programmer), the only thing I might add
to what blackthorne has already said is that I'm finding it easier to
understand what's going on and what's where by interacting with my
filesystem a
Yes. I am interested! One thing I use a lot is scripts/cpplugin.py and
that too shuld have an exmposed api.
web2py.py takes some time to starup. Perhaps we should use another
script like web2py_manage.py
On Nov 11, 6:05 am, blackthorne wrote:
> Thank you once more,
>
> My goal with this topic wa
Thank you once more,
My goal with this topic was to more to know if you are interested on
something in web2py...
These operations integrated with web2py, so that
(e.g.) you could do web2py.py uninstall MyApp
instead of:
>>> from gluon.admin import app_pack: print app_pack('myapp',request)
> unins
Many things you can already do:
On Nov 9, 11:40 am, blackthorne wrote:
> I think it would be important to have it all, but at least...
> generate model
> sync model
> create application (skeleton)
mkdir applications/myapp
cp -r applications/welcome/* application/myapp
> install packet applicati
I think it would be important to have it all, but at least...
generate model
sync model
create application (skeleton)
install packet application
compile application
pack application
uninstall application
update language files
change admin password
upload (from url) & install packed application
Sec
Well, shell mode is not quite what I was looking for but thank you.
Many of us, prefer to use a common IDE such as Netbeans or Emacs or
Wing, or even an OS like Emacs. The command-line is a first class tool
for developers and it is great to integrate with my IDE or bash
script.
It would be nice to
What operations specifically do you want to do in shell mode?
On Nov 9, 7:20 am, blackthorne wrote:
> Well, shell mode is not quite what I was looking for but thank you.
> Many of us, prefer to use a common IDE such as Netbeans or Emacs or
> Wing, or even an OS like Emacs. The command-line is a f
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