Package: ags_tool_deploy
OverviewThis tool provides a command-line interface for packaging and publishing
python toolboxes to ArcGIS Server (10.2.x).InstallationTo install the latest stable version:pip install python-agsLatest changes:pip install https://bitbucket.org/databasin/ags_tool_deploy/get/develop.zip#egg=ags_tool_deployInstalling manually:Download the latest changes from thedevelop
branch,
extract, and executepython setup.py installThis will install the script to your local python packages folder asags_tool_deploy/deploy.pyConsider adding this folder to your PATH.UsageThis tool is intended to be run from within a console.For information on usage, simply runpython deploy.py --helpThe commands below allow you to include Mercurial repository
information. This does not bundle the full repository, but instead
includes the link to the source repository and current branch, so that
you can runhg pull --updateon the server to pull down the full repository.PackagingUse thepackagecommand to bundle your python toolbox into a service
definition (*.sd) file.Usage: deploy.py package [OPTIONS] <toolbox_path> <service_name> <outfile_name>

Package a python toolbox into a service definition file (*.sd). Local
python modules this toolbox references are included automatically.
Requires 7Zip to be installed and on the system PATH.

WARNING: this will overwrite the file <outfile_name> if it already exists.

  Aguments:
  <toolbox_path>:         Filename of python toolbox (*.pyt) to deploy
  <service_name>:         Name of service, including folder(s).  Example: SomeFolder/MyTool
  <outfile>:              Name of the service definition file to create

Options:
  --files <files>                 Wildcard patterns of additional files to
                                  include (relative to toolbox).  Example:
                                  *.csv,some_data.*
  --hg                            Include Mercurial (hg) repository
                                  information?
  --sync                          Execute tool synchronously instead of
                                  asynchronously (default)
  --messages [None|Info|Error|Warning]
                                  Level of messaging for service
  --help                          Show this message and exit.PublishingUse thepublishcommand to deploy your python toolbox to an ArcGIS
server.Usage: deploy.py publish [OPTIONS] <toolbox_path> <service_name> <server:port> <user>

Publish a python toolbox to an ArcGIS server. Local python modules this
toolbox references are included automatically. Requires 7Zip to be
installed and on the system PATH.

  Aguments:
  <toolbox_path>:         Filename of python toolbox (*.pyt) to deploy
  <service_name>:         Name of service, including folder(s).  Example: SomeFolder/MyTool
  <server:port>:               Hostname and port number of ArcGIS server
  <user>:                 ArcGIS server administrator user name

Options:
  --password <password>           ArcGIS administrator password.  You will be
                                  prompted for this if you do not provide it
  --files <files>                 Wildcard patterns of additional files to
                                  include (relative to toolbox).  Example:
                                  *.csv,some_data.*
  --hg                            Include Mercurial (hg) repository
                                  information?
  --sync                          Execute tool synchronously instead of
                                  asynchronously (default)
  --messages [None|Info|Error|Warning]
                                  Level of messaging for service
  --overwrite                     Delete and replace the service, if it
                                  already exists?
  --help                          Show this message and exit.Requirements:lxmlclickags (from:https://bitbucket.org/databasin/python-ags)7Zip: must be installed manually from7Zip
websiteAssumptionsonly Python 2.7 is supportedonly tested on Windowsonly ArcGIS 10.2.x is supportedLicenseSee LICENSE file.