inigo.templer 1.3

Method 1: Buildout

Create a buildout using this configuration:

[buildout]
parts = scripts

[scripts]
recipe = zc.recipe.egg
eggs =
   templer.core
   inigo.templer

Method 2: Install into system python

easy_install inigo.templer

Instantiating template

templer inigo_plone

This will create a folder with your development package.

Using localcommands

Enter your development package, and you will find a bootstrap.py and buildout.cfg in it. This is a pre-configured buildout which will help you in setting up a development environment for your package. To use localcommand, you will need the paster provided by this buildout. Follow these steps to build the buildout:

python bootstrap.py
./bin/buildout -vvvv

Once buildout is successful, you can use paster to add localcommand templates:

./bin/paster add <localcommand-template-name>

inigo_plone

This template contains our standardized package structure and several local commands to aid in common tasks related to Plone add-on development for our clients.

The local commands are:

• content_type - This adds a skeleton Dexterity Content Type similar to templer.dexterity, however with a different layout.

• behavior - This adds a skeleton for Dexterity Content Type similar to templer.dexterity.

• basic_portlet - This adds a skeleton for a configurable portlet.

• nonconfigurable_portlet - This adds a skeleton for a nonconfigurable portlet. This skeleton can also add assignment profile to specific content types.

• schemaextender - This adds a skeleton for an archetypes.schemaextender browserlayer aware extender.

• skin_layer - This adds a single FileSystemDirectoryView skin layer into the product

• upgrade_profile - This adds a skeleton for a GenericSetup upgrade profile and handler for the product.

• viewlet - This adds a skeleton for a basic viewlet

• view - This adds a skeleton for a basic View based on grok.View

• css - This adds genericsetup xml settings for inclusion of css

• js - This adds genericsetup xml settings for inclusion of js

• vocabulary - This adds skeleton for a named VocabularyFactory

Todo/Wishlist:

• custom indexer, z3cform widget, catalog index, topic metadata

inigo_buildout

This template provides a skeleton buildout which provides:

• buildout.cfg + deployment.cfg based template (separation between development, deployment buildout)

• OpenShift deployment hooks (outdated at the moment)

• site.cfg for site-specific settings

• releaser script to aid in releasing packages from mr.developer list

• example haproxy.cfg and varnish.vcl

inigo_theme

This template provides an initial Diazo theme package to work with. It includes an rudimentary rules.xml with simple index.html based on sunburst’s actual template, a skin layer, and a z3c.jbot directory for overriding templates.

Local commands usable here:

• css - This adds genericsetup xml settings for inclusion of css

• js - This adds genericsetup xml settings for inclusion of js

inigo_policy

This template provides a basic package which is useful as a site policy package. Its simple a basic package with genericsetup install/upgrade profile, and a browserlayer.

inigo_i18noverride

This template provide a basic package for overriding locales

1.3 (2013-08-19)

• enable versioning behavior by default [izhar]

• fix haproxy config to also have a frontend settings block [izhar]

• browser:resourceDirectory plone 4.3 compat [izhar]

• install plone.app.relationfield and plone.formwidget.contenttree by default [izhar]

• use z3cform in portlets [izhar]

• overrideable zodb-cache-size [izhar]

1.2 (2013-06-20)

• added skeleton for inigo_i18noverrides and inigo_policy [izhar]

• added more localcommands (viewlet, view, css, js, vocabulary) [izhar]

1.1 (2013-04-18)

• added code to delegate behavior attributes to context [izhar]

• enable multilingual, exclfromnav, dexteritytextindexer, and referenceable behavior by default [izhar]

• initial skeleton for inigo_buildout and inigo_theme [izhar]

• schemaextender adapter should be named adapter [izhar]

1.0 (2012-12-19)

• Package created using templer [izhar]

• Added initial templates [izhar]

• Initial development of this package was sponsored by World Council of Churches.