Re: [jokosher-devel] Managing extensions
- From: John Green <john thegreens co uk>
- To: jokosher-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [jokosher-devel] Managing extensions
- Date: Thu, 5 Oct 2006 16:46:43 +0100
OK. I've got J working with a simple HelloWorld plugin as an egg. I need to
get it working on a plugin with a glade file included before I commit it.
Meanwhile a question arises regarding building eggs and the directory
structure of the svn repositories for extensions.
At the minute a default egg build needs a directory structure something like
this:
MyExtension/
setup.py
src/
MyExtension.py
__init__.py
MyExtension.glade
build/
dist/
build/ is used by setup during the build process (then cleared)
dist/ is the default destination of the egg (though you can change it with
the -d option to setup.py bdist_egg)
If we followed this default layout then the final deployable eggs would be
all over the place and make it a bit messy to find and install them. We
could make the svn structure look like:
extensions/
trunk/
eggs/
Extension_1/
setup_py
src/
. . .
Extension_2/
. . .
extensions/
Extension_1.egg
Extension_2.egg
. . .
SimpleExtension.py
When you build the egg you use
python setup.py bdist_egg -d ../../extensions/
This keeps all the deployable extensions in one directory. You can also set
JOKOSHER_EXTENSION_DIRS to include this dir so that your extensions are
always up-to-date whenever you svn up. The disadvantage to doing this is
that you always have to remember the -d option when running setup.py before
you commit. Unless there's a way to change the default that I haven't found
yet.
Any thoughts?
--
John Green
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