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  • 2.9.0 (latest)
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released May 2nd 2020
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zleslie/python — version 2.9.0 May 2nd 2020

Puppet-python

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Puppet module for installing and managing python, pip, and virtualenv.

This module was forked from stankevich/puppet-python

Installation

puppet module install zleslie-python

Usage

python

To install python, and optionally the pip, dev and virtualenv packages, use the python class. See the class documentation for more detail.

class { 'python' :
  version    => 'system',
  pip        => true,
  dev        => true,
  virtualenv => true,
}

python::pip

Installs and manages packages from pip.

pkgname - the name of the package to install. Required.

ensure - present/latest/absent. You can also specify the version. Default: present

virtualenv - virtualenv to run pip in. Default: system (no virtualenv)

url - URL to install from. Default: none

owner - The owner of the virtualenv to ensure that packages are installed with the correct permissions (must be specified). Default: root

proxy - Proxy server to use for outbound connections. Default: none

environment - Additional environment variables required to install the packages. Default: none

egg - The egg name to use. Default: $name of the class, e.g. cx_Oracle

install_args - Array of additional flags to pass to pip during installaton. Default: none

uninstall_args - Array of additional flags to pass to pip during uninstall. Default: none

timeout - Timeout for the pip install command. Defaults to 1800.

  python::pip { 'cx_Oracle' :
    pkgname       => 'cx_Oracle',
    ensure        => '5.1.2',
    virtualenv    => '/var/www/project1',
    owner         => 'appuser',
    proxy         => 'http://proxy.domain.com:3128',
    environment   => 'ORACLE_HOME=/usr/lib/oracle/11.2/client64',
    install_args  => ['-e'],
    timeout       => 1800,
   }

python::requirements

Installs and manages Python packages from requirements file.

virtualenv - virtualenv to run pip in. Default: system-wide

proxy - Proxy server to use for outbound connections. Default: none

owner - The owner of the virtualenv to ensure that packages are installed with the correct permissions (must be specified). Default: root

src - The --src parameter to pip, used to specify where to install --editable resources; by default no --src parameter is passed to pip.

group - The group that was used to create the virtualenv. This is used to create the requirements file with correct permissions if it's not present already.

  python::requirements { '/var/www/project1/requirements.txt' :
    virtualenv => '/var/www/project1',
    proxy      => 'http://proxy.domain.com:3128',
    owner      => 'appuser',
    group      => 'apps',
  }

python::virtualenv

Creates Python virtualenv.

ensure - present/absent. Default: present

version - Python version to use. Default: system default

requirements - Path to pip requirements.txt file. Default: none

proxy - Proxy server to use for outbound connections. Default: none

systempkgs - Copy system site-packages into virtualenv. Default: don't

venv_dir - The location of the virtualenv if resource path not specified. Must be absolute path. Default: resource name

owner - Specify the owner of this virtualenv

group - Specify the group for this virtualenv

index - Base URL of Python package index. Default: none

cwd - The directory from which to run the "pip install" command. Default: undef

timeout - The maximum time in seconds the "pip install" command should take. Default: 1800

  python::virtualenv { '/var/www/project1' :
    ensure       => present,
    version      => 'system',
    requirements => '/var/www/project1/requirements.txt',
    proxy        => 'http://proxy.domain.com:3128',
    systempkgs   => true,
    distribute   => false,
    venv_dir     => '/home/appuser/virtualenvs',
    owner        => 'appuser',
    group        => 'apps',
    cwd          => '/var/www/project1',
    timeout      => 0,
  }

python::pyvenv

Creates Python3 virtualenv.

ensure - present/absent. Default: present

version - Python version to use. Default: system default

systempkgs - Copy system site-packages into virtualenv. Default: don't

venv_dir - The location of the virtualenv if resource path not specified. Must be absolute path. Default: resource name

owner - Specify the owner of this virtualenv

group - Specify the group for this virtualenv

path - Specifies the PATH variable that contains pyvenv executable. Default: [ '/bin', '/usr/bin', '/usr/sbin' ]

environment - Specify any environment variables to use when creating pyvenv

  python::pyvenv { '/var/www/project1' :
    ensure       => present,
    version      => 'system',
    systempkgs   => true,
    venv_dir     => '/home/appuser/virtualenvs',
    owner        => 'appuser',
    group        => 'apps',
  }

python::dotfile

Manages arbitrary python dotiles with a simple config hash.

ensure - present/absent. Default: present

filename - Default: $title

mode - Default: 0644

owner - Default: root

group - Default: root

config Config hash. This will be expanded to an ini-file. Default: {}

python::dotfile { '/var/lib/jenkins/.pip/pip.conf':
  ensure => present,
  owner  => 'jenkins',
  group  => 'jenkins',
  config => {
    'global' => {
      'index-url       => 'https://mypypi.acme.com/simple/'
      'extra-index-url => https://pypi.risedev.at/simple/
    }
  }
}

hiera configuration

This module supports configuration through hiera. The following example creates two python3 virtualenvs. The configuration also pip installs a package into each environment.

python::python_pyvenvs:
  "/opt/env1":
    version: "system"
  "/opt/env2":
    version: "system"
python::python_pips:
  "nose":
    virtualenv: "/opt/env1"
  "coverage":
    virtualenv: "/opt/env2"

Release Notes

Version 1.7.10 Notes

Installation of python-pip previously defaulted to false and was not installed. This default is now true and python-pip is installed. To prevent the installation of python-pip specify pip => false as a parameter when instantiating the python puppet class.

Version 1.1.x Notes

Version 1.1.x makes several fundamental changes to the core of this module, adding some additional features, improving performance and making operations more robust in general.

Please note that several changes have been made in v1.1.x which make manifests incompatible with the previous version. However, modifying your manifests to suit is trivial. Please see the notes below.

Currently, the changes you need to make are as follows:

  • All pip definitions MUST include the owner field which specifies which user owns the virtualenv that packages will be installed in. Adding this greatly improves performance and efficiency of this module.
  • You must explicitly specify pip => true in the python class if you want pip installed. As such, the pip package is now independent of the dev package and so one can exist without the other.

Authors

Sergey Stankevich | Shiva Poudel | Peter Souter | Garrett Honeycutt