On 04/09/2014 01:25, Simon Klemenc wrote: > Am 04.09.2014 01:07 schrieb "Pierre-Louis Bonicoli" >> On 03/09/2014 20:11, Simon Klemenc wrote: >>> but then i still have to add a setup.py and install using pip, >>> which turns out to be not soo simple to automate with docker.. >> >> You may be interested by: https://github.com/openlabs/tryton. >> Could you explain the difficulties you encountered ? > > No real difficulties which i encountered, just that it would be > really convenient to simply add the whole project folder to the > image and having all modules (tryton + custom ones inside) in it. as > far as i see in the dockerfile it would require to still install all > the modules manually.
Could you precise what is 'all the modules' (the 'standard' modules available with pip, your custom modules, both) ? >>> it contains less magic and more docstrings, which i personally do >>> prefer. The intention was to share my thoughts on how a clean >>> re-structurisation could! look like, not to offend you with my >>> hipster-dipster refractoring. >> >> Maybe it could be a good improvement to add docstrings to the >> current code ? > > You are right. I wanted a feature so i just implemented it. I fear I don't understand what is the implemented feature. > I will try to go the slow path and create proper docstrings for the > current state if i find the time. I am just afraid that it wont make > it appear logic by only adding docstrings Pierre-Louis
