Installation Configuration Usage

Additional Dependencies:

• mock
• httpretty
• pytest
• pycodestyle

Running the tests:

make test

• How do I run it in debug mode?

  You can set the environment variable DEBUG and then run, this will set logging level to debug and will make python load alertlogic lib from . instead of python's sys.path

  e.g:

  $ DEBUG=yes alertlogic-cli --help

• How can I tune logging?

  You can use any log handlers provided by the python logging library. Please see https://docs.python.org/2/library/logging.config.html#logging-config-fileformat to create a logging configuration file. An example of a logging configuration is placed to the share/logging_config.ini.example. This configuration enables two log handlers to write messages to the stream and to the syslog. Please provide the command line argument --logging_config_file pointing on your custom configuration file to enable your custom log handlers.

1. Add a subdirectory in alertlogiccli/commands/

2. Write at least 1 subcommand, they must be classes that inherit from Command and they must implement 2 methods: configure_parser() and execute()

import alertlogiccli.command
class Deploy(alertlogiccli.command.Command):
    def configure_parser(self, subparsers):
        parser = subparsers.add_parser("deploy", help="Deploys something somewhere")
        parser.set_defaults(command=self)

    def execute(self, context):
        args = context.get_final_args()
        deployment = context.get_services().deployment
        response = deployment.deploy_something(account_id=args["account_id"])
        return response.http_code

3. in that subdirectory add an init.py file be sure to include instances of your subcommands:

from . import deployment

metadata = {
    "subcommands": [
        deployment.Deploy()
    ],
    "name": "deployment",
    "help": "deployment commands"
}