Wargery

Create a war artifact from a Grails project and rename it to something sensible. Out of the box you get:

• <project-name>-<commit hash>.war (default);
• <project name>-<date>-<build number>.war (with options).

Install

Requirements

Wargery is compatible with Python 3.3+.

On Linux (or WSL)

To install for a single user, clone this repository then:

$ cd /path/to/wargery
$ pip install . --user

This will create a wargery command to ~/.local/bin/, just make sure it's in your path and you're good to go.

On Mac or Windows

This package uses setuptools Have a look at the documentation https://pypi.org/project/setuptools/.

Usage

Check out wargery -h for a list of CLI options.

For an example of a package using wargery as a dependency, check out Sarnieploy.

Is this on PyPI?

Nope.

Frankly the use case for Wargery is so specific, you probably want to modify it so that it meets your specific requirements. Have a look at wargery.utils:get_target_name, modify it as you see fit, and then install Wargery.