Synnefo

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import os

from sys import modules, stderr

_module = modules[__name__]

# set synnefo package __file__ to fix django related bug

import synnefo

synnefo.__file__ = os.path.join(synnefo.__path__[0], '__init__.py')

from .setup import Setting

synnefo_settings = {}

# insert global default synnefo settings

from .default import *

for name in dir(_module):

    if not Setting.is_valid_setting_name(name):

        continue

    synnefo_settings[name] = getattr(_module, name)

# autodetect default settings provided by synnefo applications

from synnefo.util.entry_points import get_entry_points

for e in get_entry_points('synnefo', 'default_settings'):

    m = e.load()

    for name in dir(m):

        if name.startswith('__'):

            continue

        synnefo_settings[name] = getattr(m, name)

# set strict to True to require annotation of all settings

Setting.initialize_settings(synnefo_settings, strict=False)

_module.__dict__.update(Setting.Catalogs['defaults'])

# extend default settings with settings provided within *.conf user files

# located in directory specified in the SYNNEFO_SETTINGS_DIR

# environment variable

import re

system_conf_re = re.compile('^([0-9]\+-)?system.conf$')

SYNNEFO_SETTINGS_DIR = os.environ.get('SYNNEFO_SETTINGS_DIR', "/etc/synnefo/")

if os.path.exists(SYNNEFO_SETTINGS_DIR):

    try:

        entries = [os.path.join(SYNNEFO_SETTINGS_DIR, x) for x in

                   os.listdir(SYNNEFO_SETTINGS_DIR)]

        conffiles = [f for f in entries if os.path.isfile(f) and

                     f.endswith(".conf")]

    except Exception as e:

        print >> stderr, "Failed to list *.conf files under %s" % \

            SYNNEFO_SETTINGS_DIR

        raise SystemExit(1)

    conffiles.sort()

    for f in conffiles:

        if system_conf_re.match(f):

            allow_known = False

            allow_unknown = True

        else:

            allow_known = True

            allow_unknown = False

        # FIXME: Hack until all settings have been annotated properly

        allow_unknown = True

        allow_override = True

        try:

            path = os.path.abspath(f)

            old_settings = Setting.Catalogs['defaults']

            new_settings = Setting.load_settings_from_file(path, old_settings)

            Setting.load_configuration(new_settings,

                                       source=path,

                                       allow_known=allow_known,

                                       allow_unknown=allow_unknown,

                                       allow_override=allow_override)

        except Exception as e:

            print >> stderr, "Failed to read settings file: %s [%r]" % \

                (path, e)

            raise

            raise SystemExit(1)

Setting.configure_settings()

_module.__dict__.update(Setting.Catalogs['runtime'])

# cleanup module namespace

for _name in dir(_module):

    if _name.startswith('_') or _name.isupper():

        continue

    delattr(_module, _name)

del _name

del _module