Micro virtual environment for YeAST
Cleopatra let you work on a shell where YeAST alias the commons tools you defined. This is needed when you want to use YeAST inside a complex runtime structure like, typically, a web framework!
YeAST will be called in place of your standard interpreter without the shebang on top of your files. Interpreters should always take input as the first positional argument and write the output on standard output.
e.g. You can aliases python like that:
cleopatra add pythonIt will create inside .cleopatra subfolder (think it would be nice to add to your repository version source control), a python file which looks like (it could diverge on your machine):
YEAST_CONTEXT=/anaconda3/bin/python yeast $@Aliases are just shell scripts and hackable by design, you can add pre and post steps on them to customize your micro-virtual environment.
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.
Get YeAST binary from source:
curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/yvan-sraka/YeAST/master/install.sh -sSf | shYou need an Haskell build environment on your computer, then just:
ghc cleopatra.hs -o cleopatraYou can also download an executable directly on the release page of the repository.
cleopatra <COMMAND>-h,--helpPrints help information-V,--versionPrints version information
add <program>Alias YeAST to be call instead of<program>inside virtual environmentremove <program>Remove alias set for<program>glueEnter the virtual environment by opening a new shell where./cleopatrafolder is inPATHunglueExit the virtual environment without leaving the currently opened shell
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.
See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.
This project is licensed under the 3rd version of GPL License - see the LICENSE file for details.