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django_universe 3.9
A line of description for v0.8
License: MIT

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Django_spider
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Django_spider is a simple Django app to traverse through your
django code and django file system with ease
Detailed documentation is in the "docs" directory.

Quick start
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1. Add "django_spider" to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this::

    INSTALLED_APPS = (
        ...
        'django_spider',
    )

2. Add a variable APPS_FOR_SPIDER  with the app names mentioned like this::
	
    APPS_FOR_SPIDER = [<app name 1>,<app name 2>,<app name 3>, ...]

2. Include the django_spider URLconf in your project urls.py like this::

    url(r'^django_spider/', include('django_spider.urls')),

3. Run `python manage.py migrate` to create the django_spider models.

4. Visit http://127.0.0.1:8000/django_spider/ to start surging through your django code files
ifbcloud 0.1.2
Commandline utility to start and stop instances on the french IFB cloud
License: MIT
Keywords: IFB

ifbcloud commandline utility
----------------------------

This is a commandline utility to 

  - quickly get the status of instances launched
  - start new instances
  - stop instances

Installation
------------

``pip install ifbcloud``

Useage:
-------

To get the current status, do

``ifbcoud status -u <your_ifb_username> -p <your_ifb_password>``

To lauch a new instance, do

``ifbcloud start -u <your_ifb_username> -p <your_ifb_password> -n <name_for_your_instance>``

To see your currently defined disks, do

``ifbcloud disks -u <your_ifb_username> -p <your_ifb_password>``

To launch an instance and attach the disk named ``disk0``, do

``ifbcloud start -u <your_ifb_username> -p <your_ifb_password> -n <name_for_your_instance> -dn disk0``

To stop an instance, do

``ifbcloud stop -u <your_ifb_username> -p <your_ifb_password> -n <name_for_your_instance>``

To get a list of available appliances, do

``ifbcloud appliances -u <your_ifb_username> -p <your_ifb_password>``

To start an appliances different from the default (Docker 16.07), e.g "BIO ComputeNode (16.07.2)", do

``ifbcloud start -u <your_ifb_username> -p <your_ifb_password> -n <name_for_your_instance> -a "BIO ComputeNode (16.07.2)"``

More options are available in the subcommands help section.

Shortcuts
---------
If you don't want to repetitively type your username and password (and have it stored in your shell's history),
you can export the environmental variables ``IFB_USERNAME`` and ``IFB_PASSWORD`` and omit the ``-u`` and ``-p`` options.

Limitations
-----------

You can attach permanent storage to your new instances, but you first need to manually create the disks
in the `IFB cloud storage interface <https://cloud.france-bioinformatique.fr/cloud/storage/>`_.

This utility is not using any public API, just reverse-engineered from the browser's post requests, so this may
start failing at any time if the IFB upgrades their cloud service.




History
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.. to_doc

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0.1.2 (2016-10-12)
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* Default appliance ID changed from 215 to 206 (Docker (16.07) )

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0.1.1 (2016-09-19)
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* Support for selecting appliance (See ``ifbcloud appliances`` for a list of available appliances)

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0.1.0 (2016-09-19)
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* Support specifying permanent disks to attach to instance
* Support disk subcommand to show available disks

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0.0.2 (2016-09-11)
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* Initial version