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Autoupdate using git #623

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Add rudimentary autoupdate using git pull
Evanito Apr 6, 2018
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Add sudo message
Evanito Apr 6, 2018
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41 changes: 41 additions & 0 deletions lendingbot.py
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parser = argparse.ArgumentParser() # Start args.
parser.add_argument("-cfg", "--config", help="Location of custom configuration file, overrides settings below")
parser.add_argument("-dry", "--dryrun", help="Make pretend orders", action="store_true")
parser.add_argument("-up", "--update", help="Do a git pull, then start. (Needs git install)", action="store_true")
args = parser.parse_args() # End args.

# Start handling args.
dry_run = bool(args.dryrun)
update = bool(args.update)
if update:
print "Autoupdating..."
import subprocess
up_cmd = ["git", "pull"]
try:
up_out = subprocess.check_output(up_cmd).decode(sys.stdout.encoding)
except:
print "Looks like you need to use sudo..."
up_cmd.insert(0, "sudo")
up_cmd.insert(1, "--non-interactive")
up_out = subprocess.check_output(up_cmd).decode(sys.stdout.encoding)
if "Already" in up_out:
print "No update available."
elif "Updating" in up_out:
print "Update downloaded."
elif "tracking" in up_out:
print "There is something wrong with your git branch settings.\n" \
"Do (sudo) git checkout master!\n" \
"Error:\n" + up_out
elif "command not found" in up_out:
print "You do not have git installed!"
elif "a git repository" in up_out:
print "You did not install the bot using git!\n" \
"Reinstall using git using:\n" \
"(sudo) git clone http://github.com/BitBotFactory/poloniexlendingbot.git"
elif "Permission denied" in up_out:
print "Your sudo is not configured for non-interactive usage, this is necessary."
else:
print up_out
cmd = ["python", "lendingbot.py"]
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Maybe you could use argv instead of rebuilding the request?

if args.config:
cmd.append("--config")
cmd.append(args.config)
if args.dryrun:
cmd.append("--dryrun")
print "Done, starting bot...\n"
subprocess.call(cmd)
exit(0)

if args.config:
config_location = args.config
else:
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