A simple application to facilitate the serving of a static python package index. It borrows heavily from BasketWeaver.
pip install -e git+git://github.com/SurveyMonkey/cheese_emporium.git#egg=cheese_emporium
CheeseEmporium doesn't pretend to be good at serving flat files. You'll need to configure another server to serve the files and proxy to the app. We recommend nginx.
See sample-nginx.conf and replace alias cheese_emporium/files; and alias cheese_emporium/static with your fileroot and static filepath. cheesectl will announce whatever these values are on start:
$ cheesectl -d FILE ROOT: /Users/whit/dev/hwler.build/var/emporium STATIC: /Users/whit/dev/hwler.build/src/cheese-emporium/cheese_emporium/static ...
For a ingle threaded py package index:
$ cheesectl -d
Still single threaded, but configurable!
$ EMPORIUM_SETTINGS=./mysetting.py cheesectl
Use pastedeploy to serve something you might use with others:
$ pip install pastescript pastedeploy paste $ cp src/cheese_emporium/example.ini mycheese.ini $ vim mycheese.ini # edit as appropriate, save
The config looks like this:
[app:main] use = egg:cheese_emporium settings = %(here)s/example-settings.py # fileroot = /path/to/root_of_index [server:main] use = egg:Paste#http host = 127.0.0.1 port = 5000
Now serve with paster:
$ paster serve mycheese.ini
CheeseEmporium understand the upload interface of pypi. This means for python2.6 and better you can setup your ~/.pypirc and then upload to your emporium as you would pypi:
[distutils]
index-servers =
pypi
local
[pypi]
username:user
password:secret
[local]
# your emporium
username:user
password:secret
repository:http://mycheese
The you can upload a source ala:
$ cd /src/MyAwesomePyPkg $ python setup.py sdist upload -r local
The emporium currently doesn't do anything with the credentials (patches welcome).
Now your package is available for install from your emporium:
$ pip install -i http://mycheese/index/ MyAwesomePyPkg