added the ability to specify what machine we want to edit files on (probably should be removed)

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Ronny Abraham 2018-10-10 13:06:02 +03:00
parent ba9b5875f2
commit 35cdb1fe13

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@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ import os
import sys
import utils
from utils import executize, virtualenv
from utils import executize, virtualenv, loggify
def command(program=None, cmd=None, extra_param=None):
@ -65,21 +65,31 @@ def command(program=None, cmd=None, extra_param=None):
_execute(_command)
def edit(remote_path):
def edit(remote_path, host_string=None):
"""
calls up mvim or vim on the file
remote_path - path to file we want to edit
host_string - what machine the file is located on
host_string is necessary b/c in the case where I want to edit
configuration files, it is essential to do so only on the localhost
that is, whether I'm editing staging, development or production project
yml files, the place to do that editing is ALWAYS on localhost, this is
because all fabric commands are executed from localhost and will check for
the necessary configuration files on local (I'm not running fabric from an
ssh command line on the aws server, I'm running it on my laptop)
"""
# logger = loggify('maintenance', 'edit')
logger = loggify('maintenance', 'edit')
# configuration = env.config
if env.debug:
# logger.debug("remote_path : %s" % remote_path)
# logger.debug("env.host_string : %s" % env.host_string)
# logger.debug("sys.platform : %s" % sys.platform)
logger.debug("remote_path : %s" % remote_path)
logger.debug("env.host_string : %s" % env.host_string)
logger.debug("sys.platform : %s" % sys.platform)
pass
else:
@ -88,10 +98,13 @@ def edit(remote_path):
else:
editor = "vim"
if not host_string:
host_string = env.host_string
cmd_edit = "{editor} sftp://{user}@{host_string}/{remote_path}".format(
editor=editor,
user=env.user,
host_string=env.host_string,
host_string=host_string,
remote_path=remote_path)
local(cmd_edit)