Am 26.05.2010 um 06:09 schrieb Michael Pedersen:
Hi all. I'm working on building up some nice Amazon EC2 images that
are pre-configured to the point that the developer needs do nearly
nothing to get their app installed and working. To that end, i've
gone so far as to pre-download/install (in its own virtualenv, of
course, and under its own user account), all of the packages from
the TG PyPI index, and even configured mod_wsgi to be pretty well
done.
My issue comes about from staticly serving the css, javascript, and
images files. I've written up a small tool called tglinker that will
set up the links to the user's application. Right now, it's usage is
simple: Install tglinker (via easy_install), install your app, and
then run "tglinker installed_app_name installed_app_version". My
question is this: Should I spend the time learning Urwid so that I
can make this a console/curses based app, or is a command line fine
for this (keeping in mind that I will be writing up full docs on the
command line app)?
I don't think such a tool gains anything from a GUI. I've started to
work with bash autocompletion a lot latetely, so you might consider
offering bash-scripts for that which autocomplete egg-names and
versions on the commandline. But that's just bonus.
Diez
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