shital.rtcamp
10 years ago
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"""EasyEngine site controller.""" |
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from cement.core.controller import CementBaseController, expose |
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class EECleanController(CementBaseController): |
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class Meta: |
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label = 'clean' |
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stacked_on = 'base' |
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stacked_type = 'nested' |
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description = 'clean command cleans different cache with following \ |
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options' |
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arguments = [ |
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(['--all'], |
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dict(help='clean all cache', action='store_true')), |
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(['--fastcgi'], |
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dict(help='clean fastcgi cache', action='store_true')), |
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(['--memcache'], |
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dict(help='clean memcache', action='store_true')), |
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(['--opcache'], |
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dict(help='clean opcode cache cache', action='store_true')) |
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] |
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@expose(hide=True) |
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def default(self): |
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# TODO Default action for ee clean command here |
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print("Inside EECleanController.default().") |
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# clean command Options and subcommand calls and definations to |
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# mention here |
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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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# 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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