This pull request introduces two new commands to the bundle server CLI: list and repair. The list command lists the route and remote URL pairs for each route active within the bundle server. It is implemented by the first three commits:
Commit 1 adds a missing mock method for GitHelper
Commit 2 adds a new method to GitHelper to retrieve the origin remote URL
Commit 3 implements the list command, including documentation
The repair command is meant to be a general-purpose tool for keeping the bundle server internally consistent. The first subcommand (implemented here) is the routes option, which checks the repo content in the reporoot directory and compares it to the routes file. The remaining commits implement it:
Commit 4 removes an unused function mock
Commit 5 adds a FileSystem helper function for recursively listing directory contents
Commit 6 replaces any remaining manual path concatenations associated with RepoProvider with filepath.Joins
Commit 7 adds a RepoProvider function for getting the repo content that exists at reporoot (independent of the routes file)
Commit 8 makes the method to write the routes file accessible to external packages
Commit 9 implements the repair routes command, including documentation and two options (--dry-run and --start-all)
Future work
There's lots of room for future improvement on these commands/things related to them, including:
adding an option to have list include the "inactive" repos not in the routes file
adding an --all option to start or stop to enable or disable all repos in the server at once
adding a --cleanup flag to repair routes to delete files that aren't part of a valid repository in the reporoot
adding more subcommands to repair, such as bundle (to correct the bundle list(s))
store all repos tracked by the bundle server in the routes file, each having an Active boolean flag to indicate active status
Part of #35
Summary
This pull request introduces two new commands to the bundle server CLI:
listandrepair. Thelistcommand lists the route and remote URL pairs for each route active within the bundle server. It is implemented by the first three commits:GitHelperGitHelperto retrieve theoriginremote URLlistcommand, including documentationThe
repaircommand is meant to be a general-purpose tool for keeping the bundle server internally consistent. The first subcommand (implemented here) is theroutesoption, which checks the repo content in thereporootdirectory and compares it to theroutesfile. The remaining commits implement it:FileSystemhelper function for recursively listing directory contentsRepoProviderwithfilepath.JoinsRepoProviderfunction for getting the repo content that exists atreporoot(independent of theroutesfile)routesfile accessible to external packagesrepair routescommand, including documentation and two options (--dry-runand--start-all)Future work
There's lots of room for future improvement on these commands/things related to them, including:
listinclude the "inactive" repos not in theroutesfile--alloption tostartorstopto enable or disable all repos in the server at once--cleanupflag torepair routesto delete files that aren't part of a valid repository in thereporootrepair, such asbundle(to correct the bundle list(s))routesfile, each having anActiveboolean flag to indicate active status