Launcher User Templates

How would I make my own images available via Launcher. Where can I read about
this or can you point me to a hook? Thanks!



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Hi Sean,

demarey wrote
> If you mean "How would I make my own templates available via Launcher?

Yes, that's it. Sorry about the wrong terminology!



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> Le 28 mars 2018 à 21:55, Sean P. DeNigris <[hidden email]> a écrit :
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> demarey wrote
>> If you mean "How would I make my own templates available via Launcher?
>
> Yes, that's it. Sorry about the wrong terminology!

No problem!
Does the doc answer your needs?

demarey wrote
> Does the doc answer your needs?

It clearly describes current options, but I think I will have to extend,
especially because some of the templates would come from CI for private
projects. I'll keep you posted!



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> Le 29 mars 2018 à 19:14, Sean P. DeNigris <[hidden email]> a écrit :
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> demarey wrote
>> Does the doc answer your needs?
>
> It clearly describes current options, but I think I will have to extend,
> especially because some of the templates would come from CI for private
> projects. I'll keep you posted!


If you want to do so, you can instantiate a PhLJenkins2Server class:
        PhLJenkins2Server name: ’Sean''s Jenkins' url: 'https://jenkins.mine' asZnUrl

Than add it to the groups class method of PhLTemplateGroupRepository.
It should be enough.

This mechanism is not good because everything is hardcoded. The list of displayed sources of templates should be defined in a configuration file instead so that it is easily customizable.

Le 29/03/2018 à 23:13, Christophe Demarey a écrit :
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> If you want to do so, you can instantiate a PhLJenkins2Server class:
> PhLJenkins2Server name: ’Sean''s Jenkins' url: 'https://jenkins.mine' asZnUrl
>
> Than add it to the groups class method of PhLTemplateGroupRepository.
> It should be enough.
>
> This mechanism is not good because everything is hardcoded. The list of displayed sources of templates should be defined in a configuration file instead so that it is easily customizable.
>

Hi,

I also have a way to add a private Jenkins, but I need to clean it
before integrating it to the Pharo Launcher.

If someone needs the code before I clean it I can share it. Just contact me.

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CyrilFerlicot wrote
> I also have a way to add a private Jenkins, but I need to clean it
> before integrating it to the Pharo Launcher.

Cool :) In my case, I'm wanting to integrate with GitLab CI. That said, I'm
definitely interested in your work (no rush though).



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> Le 30 mars 2018 à 01:05, Sean P. DeNigris <[hidden email]> a écrit :
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> CyrilFerlicot wrote
>> I also have a way to add a private Jenkins, but I need to clean it
>> before integrating it to the Pharo Launcher.
>
> Cool :) In my case, I'm wanting to integrate with GitLab CI. That said, I'm
> definitely interested in your work (no rush though).

We do not yet have support for GitLab but it should be straightforward to do.
What you need is a way to access a zip file containing the resulting image and changes files (either via a ReST API or just plein html urls).
To use plain HTML urlrs, take a look at PhLFixedURLsTemplateGroup and PhLHTTPListingTemplateGroup classes.

If you come with something generic enough, we could add it to the Pharo Launcher so that others can also use it (if you want).

demarey wrote
> We do not yet have support for GitLab but it should be straightforward to
> do.
> What you need is a way to access a zip file…

Since they are private, any ideas how to do the authentication?


demarey wrote
> If you come with something generic enough, we could add it to the Pharo
> Launcher so that others can also use it (if you want).

That's the idea :)



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On 30/03/2018 19:40, Sean P. DeNigris wrote:
> demarey wrote
>> We do not yet have support for GitLab but it should be straightforward to
>> do.
>> What you need is a way to access a zip file…
>
> Since they are private, any ideas how to do the authentication?
>

To manage private Jenkins I changed the managements of urls to use a
username and token provided by Jenkins.

Maybe gitlab has such tokens?


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CyrilFerlicot wrote
> Maybe gitlab has such tokens?

Yes, Gitlab artifacts can be accessed that way:

# Reference https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/api/jobs.html#get-job-artifacts
# Project ID available in general settings
curl --location --header "PRIVATE-TOKEN: {tokenID}"
"https://gitlab.com/api/v4/projects/{projectID}/jobs/{jobID}/artifacts"
--output ~/Downloads/download.zip



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CyrilFerlicot wrote
> I also have a way to add a private Jenkins, but I need to clean it
> before integrating it to the Pharo Launcher.
>
> If someone needs the code before I clean it I can share it. Just contact
> me.

I'm guessing our needs will be quite similar given the url/token approach,
so I can wait until you release. Should I be watching a particular repo?



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To manage auth, you could add a download method to PhLDownloadManager class and use something like:

keyedCollection := { 'PRIVATE-TOKEN’ -> tokenID } asDictionary.

newHTTPClientForUrl: url extraHeaders: keyedCollection
        ^ ZnClient new
                signalProgress: true;
                url: url;
                headerAddAll: keyedCollection
                enforceHttpSuccess: true;
                ifFail: [ :exception | self downloadFailureForUrl: url ];
                yourself