fabric/fabfile.py

from fabric.api import env, task

import os
import sys
import pathlib

dir_parent = pathlib.Path(os.path.abspath(__file__)).parents[1]
sys.path.append(str(dir_parent))

try:
    import customfabric.modules.initialize as initialize
    from customfabric.modules.utils import booleanize
    from customfabric.api import *

except ImportError:
    raise

# import modules.initialize as initialize
#
# from modules.utils import booleanize
#
# from api import *


#
# Note: this is a hack so I can add the various module files
# into fab --list, but without getting the syntastic errors
# because to do it I need to import them whether or not I'm using
# them. And if I am not using them, I'll get a syntastic error

branch = "development"


def setup():
    print("setup fabric configuration files")


def all():

    #
    # set debugging conditiong

    # fab {branch} {fab_command} --set debug=True

    if 'debug' in env:
        env.debug = booleanize(env.debug)
    else:
        env.debug = False

    #
    #
    # add the config attribute to env

    initialize.environment(branch)


@task
def stage():
    """ Staging environment """
    #
    # set the branch configuration we will
    # be working on
    global branch
    branch = "staging"

    print("in staging")

    all()


@task
def prod():
    """ Production environment """
    #
    # set the branch configuration we will
    # be working on
    global branch
    branch = "production"

    print("in production")

    all()


@task
def devel():
    """ development environment """
    global branch
    branch = "development"

    all()


devel()