Add a templater for both Docker Hub and Seafile's forum project description
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.idea/
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*.pyc
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docker-compose.test.yml
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venv/
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*.description
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- tags
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artifacts:
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paths:
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- $CI_PROJECT_NAME.tar
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- "$CI_PROJECT_NAME.tar"
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test:
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stage: test
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- schedules
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artifacts:
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paths:
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- $CI_PROJECT_NAME.tar
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- "$CI_PROJECT_NAME.tar"
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publish:
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stage: publish
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- tags
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artifacts:
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paths:
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- $CI_PROJECT_NAME.tar
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- "$CI_PROJECT_NAME.tar"
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#update_docker_hub_full_description:
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# stage: publish
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# script: /bin/bash -e .utilities/update-docker-hub-full-description.sh
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# only:
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# - master
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description_templater:
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image: python/3.8-alpine
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stage: build
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script: sh -e .utilities/templates/templater.sh
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only:
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- tags
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artifacts:
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paths:
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- "*.description"
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.utilities/templates/requirements.txt
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.utilities/templates/requirements.txt
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click==7.1.1
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Jinja2==2.11.1
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.utilities/templates/seafile_topic_post.template
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.utilities/templates/seafile_topic_post.template
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Hello everyone,
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I wanted to use files from my Seafile server within Docker containers.
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I started looking for existing image featuring a Seafile client on Docker Hub. There are some, but with issues such as non-existant/vague documentation or improper tagging.
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I don't know if it's something that people are looking for, but I made one. It's available at flowgunso/seafile-client in Docker Hub.
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Example usage with docker-compose and for the docker cli are provided. Essentially, it runs `seaf-cli sync`, but you have to pass to the container your Seafile server URL, your credentials and the library ID you want to sync with. Then you can share the path `/library` as a volume to your containers for your own usages.
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Feedback is welcome so I can keep improving it.
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# Quick informations
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**[flowgunso/seafile-client](https://hub.docker.com/r/flowgunso/seafile-client)** on Docker Hub, latest stable version: **2.1.1**
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Contribute and report issues on [Gitlab](https://gitlab.com/flwgns-docker/seafile-client/).
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## Features
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* Synchronize a single Seafile library, available at the path `/library/'.
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* Password protected librairies are supported.
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* Two factor authentication is supported.
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* Upload and download speeds are configurable.
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* SSL certificates are skippable.
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# Change log
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[details]
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{{ changelog }}
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[/details]
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.utilities/templates/templater.py
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
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import re
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from jinja2 import Template
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import click
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README_FILENAME = "README.md"
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CHANGELOG_FILENAME = "CHANGELOG.md"
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SEAFILE_TOPIC_POST_TEMPLATE_FILENAME = ".utilities/templates/seafile_topic_post.template"
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DOCKER_HUB_DESCRIPTION_FILENAME = "docker_hub.description"
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SEAFILE_FORUM_TOPIC_POST_DESCRIPTION_FILENAME = "seafile_forum_topic_post.description"
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def translate_issues_references_into_urls(string):
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return re.sub(
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r' #([0-9]+)',
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r' [issue#\1](https://gitlab.com/flwgns-docker/seafile-client/-/issues/\1)',
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string)
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def translate_markdown_links_of_repository_files_into_urls(string, ref):
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return re.sub(
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r'(\[.+\])\((?!.+:\/\/)(?!mailto:.+)(.+)\)',
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r'\1(https://gitlab.com/flwgns-docker/seafile-client/-/blob/{}/\2)'
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.format(ref),
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string)
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@click.command()
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@click.argument('ref', type=click.STRING)
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def templater(ref):
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"""CLI entrypoint the templater."""
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if len(ref) != 40:
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raise Exception("Commit reference must be 40 characters long (i.e. not the short ref)")
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# Extract text from the README.md, CHANGELOG.md and the Seafile forum topic post template files.
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with open(README_FILENAME, mode="rt") as fo:
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readme_text = fo.read()
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with open(CHANGELOG_FILENAME, mode="rt") as fo:
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changelog_text = fo.read()
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with open(SEAFILE_TOPIC_POST_TEMPLATE_FILENAME, mode="rt") as fo:
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seafile_topic_post_template_text = fo.read()
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# Generate the Docker Hub description by:
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# - translating Markdown links of repository files to reachable URLs
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docker_hub_description = translate_markdown_links_of_repository_files_into_urls(readme_text, ref)
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with open(DOCKER_HUB_DESCRIPTION_FILENAME, mode="wt") as fo:
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fo.write(docker_hub_description)
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# Generate the Seafile forum topic post description by:
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# - translating issues reference into reachable URLs
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# - templating the previous into the existing post
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seafile_topic_post_template = Template(seafile_topic_post_template_text)
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changlog_reachable_issue_urls = translate_issues_references_into_urls(changelog_text)
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seafile_topic_post_description = seafile_topic_post_template.render(changelog=changlog_reachable_issue_urls)
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with open(SEAFILE_FORUM_TOPIC_POST_DESCRIPTION_FILENAME, mode="wt") as fo:
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fo.write(seafile_topic_post_description)
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if __name__ == "__main__":
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templater()
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.utilities/templates/templater.sh
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#!/bin/sh
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pip install -r .utilities/templates/requirements.txt
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python ./utilities/templates/templater.py $CI_COMMIT_SHA
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