Build and deploy docbot with GitHub CI #16
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To make the project more flexible and extendable, tarantoolbot.py file was split on the several files. Bottle framework was replaced with Flask as it is easier to connect to Elastic APM server. - `app.py` contains Flask config, WSGI application and endpoints. - `github.py` has GitHub class to interact with its API. - `handles.py` contains handlers which parse request data and transfers data to processors - `processors.py` keeps GitHum commit and issue messages processors - `settigns.py` - project config - `utils.py` - project helpers Added possibility to add any repository to the bot through doc_repo_urls mapping in `settings.py`. Added `deploy` workflow to push the project to Dokku server. The workflow pushes code with `--force` flag, so it will override project in Dokku even if Dokku repo has different branch or commits order. `Dockerfile` was refactored for using lightweight python-3.10.4 image based on Alpine. To add new repository to the bot, do the following steps: - add @TarantoolBot user to the source project and to the corresponding doc project as well. - add source to docs repos mapping to `settings.py` in doc_repo_urls dictionary. - push the changes to master, the project will be deployed. - set up webhook to the source repository and point it to docbot service. Closes #13 Closes #16 Part of tarantool/infra#77
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To make the project more flexible and extendable, tarantoolbot.py file was split on the several files. Bottle framework was replaced with Flask as it is easier to connect to Elastic APM server. - `app.py` contains Flask config, WSGI application and endpoints. - `github.py` has GitHub class to interact with its API. - `handles.py` contains handlers which parse request data and transfers data to processors - `processors.py` keeps GitHum commit and issue messages processors - `settigns.py` - project config - `utils.py` - project helpers Added possibility to add any repository to the bot through doc_repo_urls mapping in `settings.py`. Added `deploy` workflow to push the project to Dokku server. The workflow pushes code with `--force` flag, so it will override project in Dokku even if Dokku repo has different branch or commits order. `Dockerfile` was refactored for using lightweight python-3.10.4 image based on Alpine. To add new repository to the bot, do the following steps: - add @TarantoolBot user to the source project and to the corresponding doc project as well. - add source to docs repos mapping to `settings.py` in doc_repo_urls dictionary. - push the changes to master, the project will be deployed. - set up webhook to the source repository and point it to docbot service. Closes #13 Closes #16 Part of tarantool/infra#77
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To make the project more flexible and extendable, tarantoolbot.py file was split on the several files. Bottle framework was replaced with Flask as it is easier to connect to Elastic APM server. - `app.py` contains Flask config, WSGI application and endpoints. - `github.py` has GitHub class to interact with its API. - `handles.py` contains handlers which parse request data and transfers data to processors - `processors.py` keeps GitHum commit and issue messages processors - `settigns.py` - project config - `utils.py` - project helpers Added possibility to add any repository to the bot through doc_repo_urls mapping in `settings.py`. Added `deploy` workflow to push the project to Dokku server. The workflow pushes code with `--force` flag, so it will override project in Dokku even if Dokku repo has different branch or commits order. `Dockerfile` was refactored for using lightweight python-3.10.4 image based on Alpine. To add new repository to the bot, do the following steps: - add @TarantoolBot user to the source project and to the corresponding doc project as well. - add source to docs repos mapping to `settings.py` in doc_repo_urls dictionary. - push the changes to master, the project will be deployed. - set up webhook to the source repository and point it to docbot service. Closes #13 Closes #16 Part of tarantool/infra#77
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To make the project more flexible and extendable, tarantoolbot.py file was split on the several files. Bottle framework was replaced with Flask as it is easier to connect to Elastic APM server. - `app.py` contains Flask config, WSGI application and endpoints. - `github.py` has GitHub class to interact with its API. - `handles.py` contains handlers which parse request data and transfers data to processors - `processors.py` keeps GitHum commit and issue messages processors - `settigns.py` - project config - `utils.py` - project helpers Added possibility to add any repository to the bot through doc_repo_urls mapping in `settings.py`. Added `deploy` workflow to push the project to Dokku server. The workflow pushes code with `--force` flag, so it will override project in Dokku even if Dokku repo has different branch or commits order. `Dockerfile` was refactored for using lightweight python-3.10.4 image based on Alpine. To add new repository to the bot, do the following steps: - add @TarantoolBot user to the source project and to the corresponding doc project as well. - add source to docs repos mapping to `settings.py` in doc_repo_urls dictionary. - push the changes to master, the project will be deployed. - set up webhook to the source repository and point it to docbot service. Closes #13 Closes #16 Part of tarantool/infra#77
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