How to use the spython.instance.Instance function in spython

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github singularityhub / singularity-cli / spython / instance / cmd / __init__.py View on Github external
from spython.main.instances import list_instances
    from spython.utils import run_command as run_cmd

    # run_command uses run_cmd, but wraps to catch error
    from spython.main.base.command import (init_command, run_command)
    from spython.main.base.generate import RobotNamer
    from .start import start
    from .stop import stop

    Instance.RobotNamer = RobotNamer()
    Instance._init_command = init_command
    Instance.run_command = run_cmd
    Instance._run_command = run_command
    Instance._list = list_instances  # list command is used to get metadata
    Instance._println = println
    Instance.start = start     # intended to be called on init, not by user
    Instance.stop = stop

    # Give an instance the ability to breed :)
    Instance.instance = Instance
 
    return Instance
github singularityhub / singularity-cli / spython / main / base / sutils.py View on Github external
def load(self, image=None):
    '''load an image, either an actual path on the filesystem or a uri.

       Parameters
       ==========
       image: the image path or uri to load (e.g., docker://ubuntu 

    '''
    from spython.image import Image
    from spython.instance import Instance

    self.simage = Image(image)

    if image is not None:
        if image.startswith('instance://'):
            self.simage = Instance(image)
        bot.info(self.simage)
github singularityhub / singularity-cli / spython / instance / cmd / iutils.py View on Github external
if output["return_code"] == 0:

        # Only print the table if we are returning json
        if not quiet:
            print("".join(output["message"]))

        # Prepare json result from table

        header = ["daemon_name", "pid", "container_image"]
        instances = parse_table(output["message"][0], header)

        # Does the user want instance objects instead?
        listing = []
        if not return_json:
            for i in instances:
                new_instance = Instance(
                    pid=i["pid"],
                    name=i["daemon_name"],
                    image=i["container_image"],
                    start=False,
                )

                listing.append(new_instance)
            instances = listing

    # Couldn't get UID

    elif output["return_code"] == 255:
        bot.error("Couldn't get UID")

    # Return code of 0
    else:
github singularityhub / singularity-cli / spython / instance / cmd / __init__.py View on Github external
from spython.main.base.command import (init_command, run_command)
    from spython.main.base.generate import RobotNamer
    from .start import start
    from .stop import stop

    Instance.RobotNamer = RobotNamer()
    Instance._init_command = init_command
    Instance.run_command = run_cmd
    Instance._run_command = run_command
    Instance._list = list_instances  # list command is used to get metadata
    Instance._println = println
    Instance.start = start     # intended to be called on init, not by user
    Instance.stop = stop

    # Give an instance the ability to breed :)
    Instance.instance = Instance
 
    return Instance