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- splent_cli-0.0.1/LICENSE +113 -0
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- splent_cli-0.0.1/README.md +1 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/pyproject.toml +35 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/setup.cfg +4 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/__init__.py +6 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/__main__.py +11 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/cli.py +59 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/__init__.py +0 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/clear_cache.py +90 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/clear_log.py +31 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/clear_uploads.py +44 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/compose_env.py +50 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/coverage.py +46 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/db_console.py +27 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/db_dump.py +45 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/db_migrate.py +37 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/db_reset.py +90 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/db_seed.py +123 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/env.py +18 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/info.py +74 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/linter.py +146 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/locust.py +219 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/module_create.py +138 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/module_list.py +28 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/route_list.py +68 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/selenium.py +85 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/test.py +45 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/update.py +159 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/commands/webpack_compile.py +68 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/utils/__init__.py +0 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli/utils/path_utils.py +116 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli.egg-info/PKG-INFO +133 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +36 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli.egg-info/entry_points.txt +2 -0
- splent_cli-0.0.1/splent_cli.egg-info/requires.txt +7 -0
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Summary: SPLENT-CLI is a CLI to be able to work on your development more easily.
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authors = [{ name = "David Romero", email = "drorganvidez@us.es" }]
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import os
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def db_console():
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load_dotenv()
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mariadb_hostname = os.getenv("MARIADB_HOSTNAME")
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mariadb_connect_cmd = f"mysql -h{mariadb_hostname} -u{mariadb_user} -p{mariadb_password} {mariadb_database}"
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