Dodo Commands

Source code: https://github.com/mnieber/dodo-commands.

Introduction

• Dodo Commands, who and what is it for?
  • Scenario: working with micro-services running in containers
  • Scenario: getting colleagues up-to-speed
• Installation
  • Step 1: Install Dodo Commands
  • Step 2: (Optional) Install virtualenv and git
  • Step 3: (Optional) Activate the latest project automatically
  • Step 4: (Optional) Add fish shell key-bindings for the dial command

Tutorial

• Scenario: working with micro-services
  • Two simple micro-services
  • Setting up an environment
  • Working with the configuration
  • Extending the configuration
  • Adding an alias to run the writer service
  • Using layers to run the reader and writer service
  • Detail sections
• Scenario: local development with Docker
  • Running the docker-compose file
  • Using the docker-compose command
  • Detail sections
  • Running a command inside a container
  • Detail sections
• Scenario: using project-specific sets of aliases
  • Activating the default Dodo Commands environment
  • Installing more commands
  • Creating a new environment
  • Using the mk.py script in the new environment
  • Importing symbols from a command script
  • Detail sections
• Scenario: getting colleagues up-to-speed
  • Preparing the configuration files for sharing
  • Bootstrapping a Dodo Commands environment
  • Detail sections

Reference Guide

• Global configuration
  • The settings section
  • The alias section
• Globally used directories and files
  • global configuration file
  • global commands directory
  • default project directory
  • default commands directory
  • global bin directory: ~/.dodo_commands/bin
• Configuration rules
• Configuration file
  • ROOT section
  • LAYER_GROUPS section
• The dodo entry point
  • dodo –layer=<name> –trace –traceback
• The Dodo singleton
  • Methods
  • Config arguments
  • Using pipes and redirection
  • Marking a script as unsafe
• Decorators
  • Constructing a tree
  • Prepending an argument
  • Appending an argument
  • Mapping decorators to commands
  • Using DecoratorScope in scripts
  • Printing arguments
• Shell commands

System Commands Reference

• env [–init/–create/–forget] –create-python-env [–latest <name>]
  • –create
  • –init
  • –forget
  • –create-python-env
  • –use-python-env=<path>
  • –latest
  • <name>
• global-config
• install-commands
  • –to-defaults
  • –make-default
  • –remove
  • –pip
  • –as <dirname>
  • /path/to/package

Standard Commands Reference

• autostart [on off]
• commit-config
• dial [–group=default] number
  • group[=default]
  • number
• drop-in
• layer layer-group layer-value

Docker Commands Reference

• The docker decorator
  • $(/DOCKER_OPTIONS/<pattern>/image}
  • $(/DOCKER_OPTIONS/<pattern>/name}
  • $(/DOCKER_OPTIONS/<pattern>/volume_map}
  • $(/DOCKER_OPTIONS/<pattern>/volume_map_strict}
  • $(/DOCKER_OPTIONS/<pattern>/volume_list}
  • $(/DOCKER_OPTIONS/<pattern>/publish_map}
  • $(/DOCKER_OPTIONS/<pattern>/publish_list}
  • $(/DOCKER_OPTIONS/<pattern>/volumes_from_list}
  • $(/DOCKER_OPTIONS/<pattern>/link_list}
  • $(/DOCKER_OPTIONS/<pattern>/variable_list}
  • $(/DOCKER_OPTIONS/<pattern>/variable_map}
  • ${/DOCKER_OPTIONS/<pattern>/extra_options}
  • $(/ENVIRONMENT/variable_map}
  • $(/DOCKER_OPTIONS/<pattern>/rm}
  • $(/DOCKER_OPTIONS/<pattern>/is_interactive}
  • Matching multiple names
• docker-build
• docker-exec –cmd
  • –cmd
  • $(/DOCKER/default_shell
• docker-kill