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"""EasyEngine base controller."""
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from cement.core.controller import CementBaseController, expose
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class EEBaseController(CementBaseController):
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class Meta:
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label = 'base'
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description = 'easyengine is the commandline tool to manage your \
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websites based on wordpress and nginx with easy to \
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use commands.'
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arguments = [
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(['-f', '--foo'],
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dict(help='the notorious foo option', dest='foo', action='store',
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metavar='TEXT')),
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]
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@expose(hide=True)
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def default(self):
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data = dict(foo='EEBaseController.default().')
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self.app.render((data), 'default.mustache')
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# print("Inside EEBaseController.default().")
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# If using an output handler such as 'mustache', you could also
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# render a data dictionary using a template. For example:
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#
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# data = dict(foo='bar')
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# self.app.render(data, 'default.mustache')
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#
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#
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# The 'default.mustache' file would be loaded from
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# ``ee.cli.templates``, or ``/var/lib/ee/templates/``.
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#
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# ViMbAdmin Nginx configuration
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data = dict(site_name='webmail', www_domain='webmail', static=False,
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basic=True, wp=False, w3tc=False, wpfc=False,
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wpsc=False, multisite=False, wpsubdir=False,
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webroot='/var/www', ee_db_name='',
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ee_db_user='', ee_db_pass='', ee_db_host='',
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rc=True)
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self.app.log.debug('Writting the nginx configration for'
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' ViMbAdmin')
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ee_rc = open('/etc/nginx/sites-available/webmail.conf', 'w')
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self.app.render((data), 'virtualconf.mustache',
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out=ee_rc)
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ee_rc.close()
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