- moved directories from src and frontends/src to sat and sat_frontends, which is the recommanded naming convention
- move twisted directory to root
- removed all hacks from setup.py, and added missing dependencies, it is now clean
- use https URL for website in setup.py
- removed "Environment :: X11 Applications :: GTK", as wix is deprecated and removed
- renamed sat.sh to sat and fixed its installation
- added python_requires to specify Python version needed
- replaced glib2reactor which use deprecated code by gtk3reactor
sat can now be installed directly from virtualenv without using --system-site-packages anymore \o/
There is now only "use_pubsub", and specification are set using "pubsub_flags" argument when instantiating CommandBase.
Options are more Python Zen compliant by using explicit arguments for item, draft, url instead of trying to guess with magic keyword and type detection.
Pubsub node and item are now always using respecively "-n" and "-i" even when required, this way shell history can be used to change command more easily, and it's globally less confusing for user.
if --pubsub-url is used, elements can be overwritten with individual option (e.g. change item id with --item).
New "use_draft" argument in CommandBase, to re-use current draft or open a file path as draft.
Item can now be specified when using a draft. If it already exists, its content will be added to current draft (with a separator), to avoid loosing data.
common.BaseEdit.getItemPath could be simplified thanks to those changes.
Pubsub URI handling has been moved to base.py.
- list just display commands available at ad-hoc entry point. --verbose allows to display values names, which is useful for automation.
- run can either run interactively a command, or execute a workflow to automate them.
when a command is calling host.quit() in a D-Bus callback, GLib mainloop is exiting and quit the whole process without (apparently?) any way to block it. Couldn't find a good way to avoid that, so subprocess are now used as a workaround, instead of launching commands in the same process. When we'll get rid of python-dbus, there may be an other way.
Execuring external commands is now possible through the shell/! command.
This command launch jp in REPL mode, allowing do normal jp commands with some facilities.
Command can be selected with "cmd" (e.g. "cmd blog").
An argument can be fixed with "use" (e.g. "use output fancy").
Command is launched with "do", or directly with its name if it doesn't conflict with a shell command.
Arguments completion is still TODO (only shell commands are completed so far).
- extra outputs are output locals to a command which can be used in addition to the generic one which are compatible
- added --output_option argument(s) to specify option specific to selected output
- Jp.command now references the running command
Primitivus and jp can now load the bridge specified in sat.conf, but they are only working with D-Bus so far (need to change all sync calls to async).
Exit code 3 is used for Bridge init error.
- renamed outputed module to dbus_bridge (to avoid uppercase and conflict with dbus module)
- class name is now Bridge for both frontend and core (make discovery/import more easy)
- register renamed to register_method in core, and register_signal in frontend
- new --output option can be added wich use_output. use_output can be True (in which case it wild default to C.OUTPUT_TEXT), or any of C.OUTPUT_TYPES (currently text, list and dict)
- output change the output format mainly to make command result parsing more easy, but it can also be use to add fancy effects (like coloration)
- outputs are added with plugins in the same way as commands (import of both is done in the same method)
- in the command class, output need to be declared with use_output=C.OUTPUT_xxx, then the data only need to be processed with self.output(data)
- outputs can have description (not used yet)
- use_xxx argument handling has been refactored (minor refactoring) to be more generic
- first outputs are "default", "json" (pretty printed) and "json_raw" (compact json)
- the first command to use them is "profile list"
- vim and gvim will open content and metadata file in a splitted window
- gvim use --nofork option
- installed a workaround for shlex.split not handling unicode before Python 2.7.3
- some fixes
