Currently, third party modules have to be imported inside methods, so that there isn't a dependency problem when pip installing.

This is ugly, and bad.

I'm guessing that the vast majority of people use the default paths for storing their SSH keys so it would be nice to auto-suggest those paths when asked about them in pontoon configue

Popular hosted CI servers:

1. Gitlab CI
2. Drone.io CI
3. Jenkins (somewhere hosted)

Requirements:

1. Cross-Platform, free and hosted
2. Easy integration with Github

Is this possible?

It would be great if the CI server could report back which part of the test failed rather than just a FAIL message for any error. For eg. sometimes its good to know that only the PEP8 tests failed or it failed only on Python3 cases, without looking into the whole log.

I'd love if pontoon droplet create printed IP of the newly created droplet.

Example:

ross@air:~/duggan/pontoon (master)$ pontoon droplet list
foo-api-1:   (512MB, 1505447 [could not determine image name], Amsterdam 2, 192.0.2.128, active)
ross@air:~/duggan/pontoon (master)$ pontoon droplet show foo-api-1
No image found for id 1505447

https://developers.digitalocean.com/documentation/v2/#load-balancers

https://www.digitalocean.com/company/blog/api-v2-enters-public-beta/

Hi & thanks for making pontoon! Most things work with my Python 3, but not all:

I get:

$ pontoon configure
[...]
Droplet login username? (currently 'root'): 
write() argument must be str, not bytes

$ pontoon droplet list --detail
dictionary changed size during iteration

CI tests are failing due to a change introduced in tox 2.5

Example of another project with this issue.

Test models and mock URL scheme should be built using the official Digital Ocean API docs.

The documentation at developers.digitalocean.com is almost good enough to generate tests from, but needs its example code syntax checked.

Current hacky work (how do I even XML):

pip install requests
pip install lxml

# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

from StringIO import StringIO
from requests import get
from lxml import etree
import json

doc = StringIO(get('https://developers.digitalocean.com/').text)
parser = etree.HTMLParser()
tree = etree.parse(doc, parser)
api_docs = tree.xpath('//*[@id="api"]/*[@class="api-section"]')

data = {}
for section in api_docs:
    root_url = section.xpath('h2')[0].text
    data[root_url] = []
    for ul in section:
        for li in ul:
            for div in li:
                for ddiv in div:
                    for child in ddiv:
                        if child.tag == 'pre':
                            data[root_url].append(child.text)

for k, v in data.iteritems():
    print(len(v))

Pontoon on PyPi doesnt have wheel and other builds like .msi or .exe for windows.

Although the later ones are not that important, wheels are the new standard for python packaging and so, we should definitely use that. As they are pre-compiled, they are also easier to install in some cases.

Appveyor has a way of building stuffs within it and making those packages available for download called artifacts - which is already setup and available for each job. For eg, here is one https://ci.appveyor.com/project/duggan/pontoon/build/1.0.24/job/6f0truodogexy7ul/artifacts .

We can directly upload that during release to pypi or build it on dev machines using python setup.py bdist_wheel bdist_wininst bdist_msi. I am not sure if the windows builds are possible on linux machines. Also, we should build it using different major versions of Python.

It's awful and buggy, and needs significant improvement.

pontoon configure is an interactive only command, this should be fixed.

From what I understand, BATS is used for testing the cmdline scripts, but works only on linux - As we're trying to make them cross-platform, we should also move away from BATS to some Python module which does this well. That'll ease and streamline the testing process on Windows, although it might not be observable in the CI.

It should be easy to put together some glue python code for this, but there might be some well-developed module just for this - That will be the preferred solution.

Edit:

Possibly useful modules:

scripttest [Small and to the point]

Edit 2 :

I'll give it a try to translate the cli test cases using scripttest. What do you think, will it be a good replacement for BATS?

Also, the code coverage has fall sharply after moving the scripts to cmd, how can we improve that? Should we run the same cli tests both in cli mode and import pontoon-configure mode to keep the stats happy?

I wanted to configure my pontoon, but it failed with a cryptic message:

$ pontoon configure

------------------------------------------------------------
|                                                          |
|    Configure your Digital Ocean account with pontoon.    |
|                                                          |
------------------------------------------------------------

Personal Access Token: 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000

************************************************************
*                                                          *
*  Pontoon can either use an existing SSH key or generate  *
*       a new one using OpenSSH (Linux/BSD/Mac only)       *
*                                                          *
************************************************************

Use an existing keypair? (y/n): n
Path to SSH private key (default ~/.ssh/id_rsa): 
Generating public/private rsa key pair.
Your identification has been saved in /home/jwilk/.ssh/id_rsa.
Your public key has been saved in /home/jwilk/.ssh/id_rsa.pub.
The key fingerprint is:
SHA256:6KjkbrKApS1m8MkRLYgBFeAf1vXuZOfYL4WG1r+pZOg jwilk@borsuk
The key's randomart image is:
+---[RSA 2048]----+
|=oo.   .         |
|oo .. . .        |
|o.oo..   .       |
|  oo.  ..        |
|. o.  . S+o..    |
|o* o o  +o*+ .   |
|=o* . . .+.=o    |
|=+..    . o....  |
|.=+      E .o+.  |
+----[SHA256]-----+
No command 'interactive'

Pontoon put a few scripts inside scripts dir, but they seem to be just the python files without any file extension.

Trying to run configure as python .\pontoon-configure only shows the cli usage docs Usage: pontoon configure [--help] and nothing else happens.

Is the cli thing using anything linux specific?

https://developers.digitalocean.com/