django-build provides a management command 'build2s3' which labels, tars and then gzips the source code and stores it in s3. Other features include a url to get the current version and some middleware which puts the version in the http headers.
Add the build directory to your Python path.
Add your AWS access details to your project's settings.py file:
AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID = '...' AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY = '...'
Optional: Add the build app to your urls.py file:
(r'^build/', include('build.urls')),Optional: Add the middleware to your project's settings.py file:
MIDDLEWARE_CLASSES = ( ... 'build.middleware.BuildMiddleware', ... )Now proceded to configuration to configure your project.
Here is an example configuration which is put into your settings.py file:
AWS_BUILD_BUCKET_NAME = 'helloworld-releases'
BUILD_VERSION = ('1', '0')
BUILD_APPNAME = 'helloworld'
BUILD_IGNORE = (
os.path.normpath(os.path.join(PROJECT_ROOT, 'ignore_dir')),
)
- AWS_BUILD_BUCKET_NAME
- This is the bucket at s3 to save the code into.
- BUILD_VERSION
- A tuple containing the major/minor version of your project.
- BUILD_APPNAME
- Your project's name
- BUILD_IGNORE
- A tuple of things to ignore when creating the build package. If given a directory, will ignore everything in that directory.
To use it, run the build2s3 management command:
python manage.py build2s3
It should show a listing of files it is including then it will start uploading to s3.
If the urls.py was updated to include the build app, then after running build2s3 you should be able to access the version at /build/version/
Note: This assumes that your template directory is templates on your project root as a VERSION.txt file gets written there.
This software is provided under the MIT License. For more details please see the LICENSE file that is included with the source code.