140 lines
5.6 KiB
Python
140 lines
5.6 KiB
Python
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#!/usr/bin/env python
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
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import os.path
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import utils
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from metafile import Metafile, MalformedMetafileError
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# --------------------------------------
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def init(parser):
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parser.add_argument( "app" ,
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type=str ,
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nargs="?" ,
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help="The app to update" )
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parser.add_argument( "files" ,
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type=str ,
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nargs="*" ,
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default=[] ,
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help="The files to update ; default to all " \
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"added files" )
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# --------------------------------------
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def run(args, persoconf, logger):
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# app == None => update all apps
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apps_to_update = {}
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if args.app is None:
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apps_to_update = persoconf.list_apps(logger=logger)
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else:
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try:
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appmeta = Metafile(
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json_path = os.path.join( persoconf.path ,
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args.app ,
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persoconf.metafile )
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)
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apps_to_update[appmeta.name] = appmeta
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except FileNotFoundError:
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logger.error( "Metafile %s does not exist for app %s"
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% (persoconf.metafile, args.app) )
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exit(1)
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except MalformedMetafileError:
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logger.error( "Malformed metafile %s in app %s"
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% (persoconf.metafile, args.app) )
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exit(1)
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for app in apps_to_update:
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if args.files != []:
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dstdic = apps_to_update[app].get_files_dst2src() # Get that here
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# for optimization
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# The filenames can be confnames or real files names. For each
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# we'll assume first that it's a confname, then that it's a file
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# name if that fails.
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for f in args.files:
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# 1) It's probably a confname
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if f in apps_to_update[app].files:
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if utils.copy_file_or_directory(
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logger ,
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path_dst = os.path.join( persoconf.path,
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app ,
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f ) ,
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path_src = apps_to_update[app].files[f]["dest"]
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):
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logger.info
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(
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"Updated %s from %s"
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% ( f, apps_to_update[app].files[f]["dest"])
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)
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else:
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logger.warning
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(
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"Failed to update %s from %s ; ignoring"
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% ( f, apps_to_update[app].files[f]["dest"])
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)
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continue
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# 2) If not, it must be a real filename
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else:
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absf = contractuser(os.path.abspath(os.path.expanduser(f)))
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if absf in dstdic:
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if utils.copy_file_or_directory(
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logger ,
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path_dst = os.path.join( persoconf.path,
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app ,
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dstdic[absf] ) ,
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path_src = absf
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):
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logger.info( "Updated %s from %s"
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% (dstdic[absf], absf) )
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else:
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logger.warning( "Failed to update %s from %s ; " \
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"ignoring"
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% (dstdic[absf], absf) )
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continue
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# 3) Otherwise, no idea what it is
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else:
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logger.warning( "Cannot find file %s in app data; " \
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"ignoring it"
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% f )
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continue
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# If they were no 'file' args, it means we need to update all files in
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# the app
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else:
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for f in apps_to_update[app].files:
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if utils.copy_file_or_directory(
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logger ,
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path_dst = os.path.join( persoconf.path,
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app ,
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f ) ,
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path_src = apps_to_update[app].files[f]["dest"]
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):
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logger.info( "Updated %s from %s"
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% (f, apps_to_update[app].files[f]["dest"]) )
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else:
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logger.warning( "Failed to update %s from %s ; ignoring"
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% ( f ,
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apps_to_update[app].files[f]["dest"] )
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)
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