Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: flash_services
Version: 0.12.3
Summary: The services that can be shown on a Flash dashboard.
Home-page: http://github.com/textbook/flash/
Author: Jonathan Sharpe
Author-email: mail@jonrshar.pe
License: License :: OSI Approved :: ISC License (ISCL)
Platform: any
Classifier: Development Status :: 3 - Alpha
Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
Classifier: Natural Language :: English
Classifier: Operating System :: OS Independent
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.9
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3 :: Only
License-File: LICENSE

Flash Services
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The services that can be shown on a `Flash`_ dashboard. Includes the service
update code and any custom templates not available in the core Flash package.

Documentation
=============

Documentation is available on `Read the Docs`_.

Available services
==================

The following service definitions include the configuration options:

* ``buddy`` - for CI builds on `Buddy`_

  * ``api_token`` (required - a valid token for the Buddy API)
  * ``domain`` (required - the domain of the Buddy project)
  * ``pipeline_id`` (required - the ID of the Buddy pipeline)
  * ``project_name`` (required - the name of the Buddy project)

* ``circleci`` - for CI builds on `CircleCI`_

  * ``api_token`` (required - a valid token for the Circle CI API)
  * ``vcs_type`` (required - the name of the service the project is accessed
    via, e.g. ``'github'``)
  * ``username`` (required - the name of the account the project is in, e.g.
    ``"textbook"``)
  * ``project`` (required - the name of the project repository within that
    account, e.g. ``"flash"``)
  * ``branch`` (required - the name of the branch to show builds from, e.g.
    ``"main"``)

* ``codeship`` - for CI builds on `Codeship`_

  * ``api_token`` (required)
  * ``project_id`` (required)

* ``coveralls`` - for coverage reporting on `Coveralls`_ (currently only
  supports open-source builds)

  * ``vcs_name`` (required - the name of the service the project is accessed
    via, e.g. ``'github'``)
  * ``account`` (required - the name of the account the project is in, e.g.
    ``"textbook"``)
  * ``repo`` (required - the name of the project repository within that account,
    e.g. ``"flash"``)
  * ``ok_threshold`` (the minimum coverage level to show as an OK state,
    defaults to 80%)
  * ``neutral_threshold`` (the minimum coverage level to show as a neutral
    state, defaults to 50%)

* ``gh_issues`` - for issues and PRs in project repositories on `GitHub`_

  * ``password`` (required - a GitHub API token)
  * ``username`` (required - the username for the token)
  * ``account`` (required - the name of the account the project is in, e.g.
    ``"textbook"``)
  * ``repo`` (required - the name of the project repository within that account,
    e.g. ``"flash"``)
  * ``neutral_threshold`` (the maximum half life to show as a neutral state,
    in days, defaults to 30)
  * ``ok_threshold`` (the maximum half life to show as an OK state, in days,
    defaults to 7)

* ``ghe_issues`` - for issues and PRs in project repositories on
  `GitHub Enterprise`_ installations

  * ``root`` (required - the root URL for the enterprise API)
  * ``password`` (required - a GitHub API token)
  * ``username`` (required - the username for the token)
  * ``account`` (required - the name of the account the project is in, e.g.
    ``"textbook"``)
  * ``repo`` (required - the name of the project repository within that account,
    e.g. ``"flash"``)
  * ``neutral_threshold`` (the maximum half life to show as a neutral state,
    in days, defaults to 30)
  * ``ok_threshold`` (the maximum half life to show as an OK state, in days,
    defaults to 7)

* ``gh_actions`` - for Actions in project repositories on `GitHub`_

  * ``password`` (required - a GitHub API token)
  * ``username`` (required - the username for the token)
  * ``account`` (required - the name of the account the project is in, e.g.
    ``"textbook"``)
  * ``repo`` (required - the name of the project repository within that account,
    e.g. ``"flash"``)

* ``ghe_actions`` - for Actions in project repositories on `GitHub Enterprise`_
  installations

  * ``root`` (required - the root URL for the enterprise API)
  * ``password`` (required - a GitHub API token)
  * ``username`` (required - the username for the token)
  * ``account`` (required - the name of the account the project is in, e.g.
    ``"textbook"``)
  * ``repo`` (required - the name of the project repository within that account,
    e.g. ``"flash"``)

* ``github`` - for project repositories on `GitHub`_

  * ``password`` (required - a GitHub API token)
  * ``username`` (required - the username for the token)
  * ``account`` (required - the name of the account the project is in, e.g.
    ``"textbook"``)
  * ``repo`` (required - the name of the project repository within that account,
    e.g. ``"flash"``)
  * ``branch`` (the name of the branch to show commits from, defaulting to the
    repository's default branch, which is usually ``master``)

* ``github_enterprise`` - for project repositories on `GitHub Enterprise`_
  installations

  * ``root`` (required - the root URL for the enterprise API)
  * ``password`` (required - a GitHub API token)
  * ``username`` (required - the username for the token)
  * ``account`` (required - the name of the account the project is in, e.g.
    ``"textbook"``)
  * ``repo`` (required - the name of the project repository within that account,
    e.g. ``"flash"``)
  * ``branch`` (the name of the branch to show commits from, defaulting to the
    repository's default branch, which is usually ``master``)

* ``jenkins`` - for CI builds on `Jenkins`_ instances.

  * ``username`` (required)
  * ``password`` (required)
  * ``root`` (required - the root URL for the Jenkins instance)
  * ``job`` (required - the name of the job, which must match the job URL)

* ``tracker`` - for projects on `Pivotal Tracker`_

  * ``api_token`` (required)
  * ``project_id`` (required)

* ``travis`` - for public CI builds on `Travis CI (.org)`_.

  * ``account`` (required)
  * ``app`` (required)

* ``travis_pro`` - for private CI builds on `Travis CI (.com)`_

  * ``account`` (required)
  * ``api_token`` (required - see `Travis API docs`_ for details)
  * ``app`` (required)

Writing a service
=================

The idea behind this package is to make it easier to add new service providers
to Flash. Each new service should subclass ``Service`` (or one of its more
specific children, where appropriate) from the ``core.py`` file. The mix-in
classes in ``auth.py`` can be used to implement authentication to the service
API endpoint as needed (currently both header and query parameter token
validation are supported).

* Create a new ``Service`` subclass, or use one of the pre-provided
  subclasses for continuous integration or version control systems;

* Use the mix-ins from ``auth.py`` and ``core.py`` to add any required
  authentication, custom root setting and/or health thresholds;

* Define the ``ROOT`` service URL (used for all requests) and ``ENDPOINT``
  URL template (which will be filled in with attributes defined on the service
  instance) - for many cases, the default ``update`` implementation will do
  what you need it to based on these;

* Define any additional ``REQUIRED`` configuration parameters on the class
  (note that ``__init__`` keyword arguments without default values and any
  required parameters defined in superclasses will be added automatically);

* Define any ``PROVIDED`` configuration parameters (i.e. those that other
  classes require that your class provides - see ``BasicAuthHeaderMixin`` for
  an example);

* Set the appropriate ``TEMPLATE`` for it (if not a standard template, add it
  to ``templates/partials`` - use the `Jinja2`_ templating language), and note
  that the service data will be exposed to the template as ``service_data``
  for the initial load data binding and for clients without JavaScript;

* Set the ``FRIENDLY_NAME``, for display in the top-left of each pane, if not
  the same as the class name;

* Register the service in **both** ``SERVICES`` objects, using the same key:

  * in Python (``__init__.py``); and
  * in JavaScript (``static/scripts/services.js``, where any service-specific
    client-side behaviour should also be placed).

.. _Buddy: https://buddy.works/
.. _CircleCI: https://circleci.com/
.. _Codeship: https://codeship.com/
.. _Coveralls: https://coveralls.io/
.. _Flash: https://github.com/textbook/flash
.. _GitHub: https://github.com/
.. _GitHub Enterprise: https://enterprise.github.com/home
.. _Jenkins: https://jenkins.io/
.. _Jinja2: http://jinja.pocoo.org/
.. _Pivotal Tracker: https://www.pivotaltracker.com/
.. _Read the Docs: https://flash-services.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
.. _Travis API docs: https://docs.travis-ci.com/api?shell#authentication
.. _Travis CI (.org): https://travis-ci.org/
.. _Travis CI (.com): https://travis-ci.com/


