I'm currently working on a custom theme and a would avoid to start/stop the server on any change.

Thanks in advance

Stefano

Il giorno sabato 1 agosto 2015 14:01:19 UTC+2, Florian Schulze ha scritto:

I made an example theme plugin which implements the hooks for everything
you asked about:
https://github.com/fschulze/devpi-example-theme

This shows all the advanced hooking techniques of devpi and pyramid I
talked about.

I hope this helps.

Feel free to ask more if needed.

Regards,
Florian Schulze

On 29 Jul 2015, at 11:08, Andrzej Ostrowski wrote:

> Many thanks for the tips Florian!
>
> There is one thing which is really hard for me to figure out: how do I
> use
> the devpiserver_pyramid_configure hook?
> The documentation is not that great in the devpi-server experimental
> hooks
> section.
>
> My idea is: Create a python package named something like
> "company-internal-devpi-web-theme".
> The package contains python code snippets which are used in customized
> chameleon templates, all included in the package.
> The package could be installed with pip, together with devpi-server
> and
> devpi-web. And then the devpi server would be started with the --theme
> flag.
>
> Perhaps I missed something obvious, but I don't really see where I
> could
> inject my own devpiserver_pyramid_configure hook in such scenario.
> I don't want to monkeypatch the devpi-web package.
>
> With your previous answers, I was thinking about adding a new view
> with the
> route "/{user}/{index}/+inheritance_diagram".
> There are currently 112 indices within my company, I was thinking of
> adding
> a route "/+orgchart" which would point to a view with the inheritance
> graph
> of all indices.
> Additionally, I think it would be nice to store some statistics
> somewhere
> on the server side to get rid of old and unused indices. People here
> come
> and go, and I'm pretty sure that there are "dead" indices that contain
> packages that have not been used for quite some time. It's not
> burning, it
> would be just nice to clean up from time to time. But this is another
> topic.
>
> Sorry if my questions are silly, but I'm new to web development in
> general.
> My lack of knowledge extends to pyramid, chameleon, javascript and all
> that
> stuff.
> I must say though, that I'm having a lot of fun with that. :-)
>
> Cheers!
> Andrzej
>
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