On 06/01/2015 12:45 PM, Jonathan Vanasco wrote:
In addition to all of the above... there is also Fabric and it's
derivatives that make managing the installation and app very simple.
I just want to note that a lot of stuff that is best done in manage.py
under Django are commands that "could" be run within Pyramid, but might
be better handled as commandline scripts or a separate management app.
Using manage.py is often the only way to do certain things in Django,
but Pyramid is lower level and has a lot more options and hooks.
Depending on what you want to do with the commands, the comparison may
be "apples to apples" or "apples to oranges".
Whoa. Fabric. How did we get there.
The answer is a plain old setuptools console script. These get
installed into the Python bin dir when setup.py install or setup.py
develop is run. See Pyramid's scripts/pshell.py, scripts/pcreate.py,
scripts/pserve.py etc as well as Pyramid's own setup.py. The p*
commands contain functions that are invoked by the console scripts that
point to them.
- C
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