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mkmanagementcommand(){ | |
# creates a new management command | |
# arg1: app name | |
mkdir $1/management; | |
touch $1/__init__.py; | |
mkdir $1/management/commands; | |
touch $1/management/commands/__init__.py; | |
touch $1/management/commands/$2.py; | |
} | |
add_ci(){ | |
# puts you straight into a commit message | |
git add --all; | |
git commit; | |
} | |
remkvirtualenv(){ | |
# recreates a virtualenv | |
# arg1: virtualenv name | |
deactivate; | |
rmvirtualenv $1; | |
mkvirtualenv $1; | |
pip install -r requirements.txt; | |
clear; | |
} | |
v_switch(){ | |
echo "switching vagrant box" | |
cd ~/projects/$1/to-vagrant/; | |
vagrant halt; | |
cd ~/projects/$2/to-vagrant/; | |
vagrant up; | |
workon $2; | |
cd ..; | |
echo "switched"; | |
} | |
load_pg(){ | |
# name of pg | |
# name of project | |
# must have to-vagrant | |
python ~/projects/admin-scripts/import_pgdump.py ~/projects/tech-ops/pg_dumps/$1 ~/projects/$2/to-vagrant; | |
cd ~/project/$2; | |
workon $2; | |
} | |
new_vagrant(){ | |
# clones to-vagrant and starts the vm | |
git clone git@git.techops.cmich.edu:internal/to-vagrant.git; | |
cd to-vagrant; | |
vagrant up; | |
} | |
vup(){ | |
vagrant up; | |
# vagrant ssh --command "sudo apt-get upgrade && sudo apt-get update"; | |
} | |
remkmigrations(){ | |
# recreates an initial migration file | |
# useful for messing around with django models | |
echo "remaking migrations for $1.."; | |
echo "**before**"; | |
ls $1/migrations; | |
echo "**removing**"; | |
rm -rf $1/migrations/0001*; | |
ls $1/migrations; | |
echo "**makemigrations**"; | |
python manage.py makemigrations $1; | |
ls $1/migrations; | |
} |
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