Tag: versioning

Creating own small ruby integration server – Part 2 – Handling Rubies and gemsets management easier (from Ruby)

Today we will create gemsets management stuff and we'll also make Ruby management easier. As previously, lets start from "low-level" bash scripts. Place them somewhere in your app (example: app_root/sript/tasks/rvm) and make them executable (chmod 755).

List available gemsets from a selected Ruby

#!/bin/bash       

# Returns list of selected ruby gemsets
# Requires ruby version as parameter
#
# Example: ./rvm_gemset_list.sh 1.9.2-p0

die () {
    echo >&2 "$@"
    exit 1
}

[ "$#" -gt 0 ] || die "Minimum 1 parameter required! $# provided"

ruby_version="$1"

init_rvm(){
  if [[ -s "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm" ]] ; then
    source "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm"
  elif [[ -s "/usr/local/rvm/scripts/rvm" ]] ; then
    source "/usr/local/rvm/scripts/rvm"
  else
    printf "ERROR: An RVM installation was not found.\n"
  fi
}

perform_task(){
  init_rvm
  rvm use $ruby_version > /dev/null
  rvm gemset list
}

perform_task

Creating gemset in selected Ruby

#!/bin/bash       

# Creates gemset in a given Ruby version
# Parameters:
#    1) Ruby version
#    2) Gemset name
#
# Example: ./rvm_gemset_list.sh 1.9.2-p0 example_gemset

die () {
    echo >&2 "$@"
    exit 1
}

[ "$#" -gt 1 ] || die "Minimum 2 parameters required! $# provided"

ruby_version="$1"
gemset_name="$2"

init_rvm(){
  if [[ -s "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm" ]] ; then
    source "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm"
  elif [[ -s "/usr/local/rvm/scripts/rvm" ]] ; then
    source "/usr/local/rvm/scripts/rvm"
  else
    printf "ERROR: An RVM installation was not found.\n"
  fi
}


perform_task(){
  init_rvm
  rvm use $ruby_version > /dev/null
  rvm gemset create $gemset_name
}

perform_task

Removing gemset from selected Ruby version

#!/bin/bash       

# Returns list of selected ruby gemsets
# Parameters:
#    1) Ruby version
#    2) Gemset name
#
# Example: ./rvm_gemset_list.sh 1.9.2-p0 example_gemset


die () {
    echo >&2 "$@"
    exit 1
}

[ "$#" -gt 0 ] || die "Minimum 1 parameter required! $# provided"

ruby_version="$1"
gemset_name="$2"

init_rvm(){
  if [[ -s "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm" ]] ; then
    source "$HOME/.rvm/scripts/rvm"
  elif [[ -s "/usr/local/rvm/scripts/rvm" ]] ; then
    source "/usr/local/rvm/scripts/rvm"
  else
    printf "ERROR: An RVM installation was not found.\n"
  fi
}


perform_task(){
  init_rvm
  rvm use $ruby_version > /dev/null
  rvm --force gemset delete $gemset_name
}

perform_task

Creating RVM class

Ok, so we can now install/uninstall Rubies and create/destroy gemsets. Let's wrap it with some Ruby magic! We'll start from creating RVM class. It will represent RVM in our application:

class RVM

  class RVMNotInstalled < StandardError; end

  # Check if RVM is installed
  def self.installed?
    c = Script.new('rvm/list')
    res = c.run
    !res.include?('nie znale') && !res.include?('not f')
  rescue
    false
  end

  def self.check_for_rvm
    raise RVMNotInstalled unless self.installed?
  end

end

If RVM is not installed running list script will return something like "command not found". Thanks to this, we can check whether or not RVM is installed.

Let's make things better!

Ok, now the better stuff. Ruby stuff :) Each Ruby instance should have it's own representation in our application (not in AR - will wrap it with AR in next part of this tutorial):

class RVM

  class Ruby

    class UnknownRubyVersion          < StandardError; end
    class GemsetAlreadyExists         < StandardError; end
    class GemsetDoesNotExist          < StandardError; end
    class RubyVersionAlreadyInstalled < StandardError; end

    attr_reader :version
    attr_accessor :gemset

  end
end

Exceptions description:

  • UnknownRubyVersion - will be raised when trying ti install/uninstall unknown (not existing) Ruby version
  • GemsetAlreadyExists - when trying to install gemset which already exists
  • GemsetDoesNotExist - when trying to remove non existing gemset
  • RubyVersionAlreadyInstalled - when trying to install already installed Ruby version

Install/Uninstall Ruby

Now methods from RVM::Ruby:

class RVM

  class Ruby

    def self.install(ruby, log_path, lock_id)
      raise RubyVersionAlreadyInstalled, ruby if self.list.include?(ruby)
      raise UnknownRubyVersion, ruby unless self.known.include?(ruby)
      c = Script.new('rvm/install', ruby, log_path, lock_id)
      c.ignite
    end

    def self.uninstall(ruby, log_path)
      raise UnknownRubyVersion, ruby unless self.list.include?(ruby)
      c = Script.new('rvm/uninstall', ruby, log_path)
      c.run
    end

  end

end

Other helpful class methods

class RVM

  class Ruby
    def self.selected
      RVM.check_for_rvm
      c = Script.new('rvm/list')
      list = c.run
      #list.delete!('rvm rubies')
      list = list.split("\n")
      selected = false
      list.each do |ruby|
        selected = ruby.delete('=> ').strip if ruby.include?('=> ')
      end
      selected.split('[').first
    end

    # Returns list of rvm rubies installed
    def self.list
      RVM.check_for_rvm

      c = Script.new('rvm/list')
      list = c.run
      #list.delete!('rvm rubies')
      list = list.split("\n")
      rubies = []
      list.each do |ruby|
        ruby = ruby.delete('=> ').strip
        next if ruby == 'rvmrubies' || ruby == ""
        rubies << ruby.split('[').first
      end
      rubies
    end

    # Returns list of known rubies
    def self.known
      RVM.check_for_rvm

      c = Script.new('rvm/known')
      list = c.run
      rubies = []
      list.split("\n").each do |r|
        next if r.include?('#')
        next if r.include?('iron')
        next if r.include?('macruby')
        next if r == ''
        r+='-head' unless r.include?('-')
        rubies << r.strip.delete('[').delete(']')
      end
      rubies
    end
  end

end

RVM::Ruby Instance methods

Ok, so now we have a bunch of useful class methods, however we still cannot manipulate on a single Ruby instance stuff such as gemsets. But, not for long. Lets start with initialization of an RVM::Ruby instance:

    def initialize(ruby, gemset = nil)
      RVM.check_for_rvm
      @version = ruby
      @gemset = gemset
      raise UnknownRubyVersion, ruby unless self.class.list.include?(ruby)
      if @gemset
        raise GemsetDoesNotExist, @gemset unless gemsets.include?(@gemset)
      end
    end

Now it is time for gemsets management:

    # Show all gemsets available in this ruby version
    def gemsets
      c = Script.new("rvm/gemsets", version)
      list = c.run
      list = list.split("\n")
      gemsets = []
      list[1..-1].each do |g|
        next if g.include?('gemsets for')
        g.delete!('=> ')
        gemsets << g.strip
      end
      gemsets
    end

    def gemset_selected
      unless @gemset
        c = Script.new("/rvm/gemsets", version)
        list = c.run
        list = list.split("\n")
        selected = nil
        list[1..-1].each do |g|
          next if g.include?('gemsets for')
          selected = g.strip if g.include?('=> ')
        end
        @gemset = selected
      end
      @gemset
    end

    def create_gemset(name)
      raise GemsetAlreadyExists, name if gemsets.include?(name)
      c = Script.new("rvm/gemset_create", version, name)
      c.run
      true
    end

    def delete_gemset(name)
      raise GemsetDoesNotExist, name unless gemsets.include?(name)
      c = Script.new("rvm/gemset_delete", version, name)
      c.run
      true
    end

and one additional method:

    def full_name
      "#{version}@#{gemset}"
    end

That's all for now! Managing RVM stuff now is much easier, for example we can do something like this:

RVM::Ruby.install('ruby-1.9.2-head', '/var/log/ruby_install.log', 1234)
# wait till installation ends
ruby = RVM::Ruby.new('ruby-1.9.2-head')
ruby.create_gemset('my_gemset')

Tutorial parts

  1. RVM Ruby version management directly from… Ruby
  2. Handling Rubies and gemsets management easier (from Ruby)

Could not open the requested SVN filesystem i Submin

Okazuje się że instalacja Submina na czystym systemie jest troszkę łatwiejsza niż na maszynie która już stoi z SVNem od dawna. Zauroczony możliwościami Submina, postanowiłem postawić go także na serwerze deweloperskim, który już od dłuższego czasu stanowi moją bazę SVNową. Po instalacji i konfiguracji, okazało się że o ile odwiedzanie repo przez WebSVN czy też Submina działa, o tyle dostęp przez HTTP już nie.

Wchodząc, dostajemy taką oto wiadomość:


Could not open the requested SVN filesystem

Rozwiązanie trywialne. Otwieramy plik /etc/apache2/conf.d/@submin.conf i zmieniamy linijkę:


SVNParentPath /var/lib/submin/svn

Na ścieżkę w której znajdują się repozytoria. U mnie jest to:


SVNParentPath /var/svn

Po wszystkim resetujemy Apache i cieszymy się działającym SVNem.

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