lucie 0.0.3 → 0.0.4
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# Lucie - Console Application Framework
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# Lucie - Console Application Framework
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## Description
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You can find more info about this project [here](http://my.luc.ie/).
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## Code status
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[](https://travis-ci.org/Nucc/lucie)
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[](https://codeclimate.com/github/Nucc/lucie)
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<pre>
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# /app/controllers/host_controller.rb:
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class HostController < Controller::Base
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mandatory "-d", "--domain", "Domain name of the host"
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def create
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mandatory "-s", "--server", "Hosting server"
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@domain = params[:domain]
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@server = ip_address(find_host(params[:server]))
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Host.create!(:domain => {:_value => @domain, :server => @server)
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template "nginx/vhost", :ssh, @server, "/etc/nginx/vhosts/#{domain}"
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run "nginx -s reload", :on => @server
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Controller stores the new domain and its base host is in Host model. It uses the `nginx/vhost` template to generate a new configuration file on `@server` at `/etc/nginx/vhosts/#{domain}`. After configuration is generated it reloads nginx.
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The host model is an XML configuration that looks like this:
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class Host < XmlModel
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root :configuration
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The root of `Host` is `:configuration`, so it will be under the `<configuration>` node. Domain is an xml element, server is its attribute, so the result will be this:
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<configuration>
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The template defines an Nginx configuration. `HostController#create` applies this template and render its content on `@server` to `/etc/nginx/vhosts/luc.ie`.
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# /app/templates/nginx/vhost:
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So this would be a simple process in Lucie, if you're interested, let me know!
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[](https://coveralls.io/r/Nucc/lucie)
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## Contributing
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name: lucie
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platform: ruby
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authors:
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autorequire:
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bindir: bin
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date: 2013-
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date: 2013-09-15 00:00:00.000000000 Z
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dependencies:
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name: lucie-lib
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description: Command line utility framework
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summary: Lucie is a console application framework like Rails for Ruby programmers
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or Symfony for PHP developers. While these tools help the web developers in create
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beautiful websites rapidly, there's no easy way to create complex console applications
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like do this in Ruby on Rails. Lucie wants to bridge this gap.
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