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gpServiceDeploy.py
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#!/usr/bin/env python | |
''' | |
This script creates an .sd from a .pyt | |
.. It assumes that all tools can be called with no parameters (i.e., | |
all parameters are "optional". Not ideal for all services, but | |
works fine for services that arn't called from ArcMap anyway. | |
If you are calling your service from ArcMap, publish the traditional | |
way .. | |
''' | |
import argparse | |
import cgi | |
import logging | |
import re | |
import sys | |
import os.path as p | |
# TODO: make these available as args from the command line .. | |
pytfn = '/path/to/pytfile.pyt' | |
serviceName = 'service name' | |
uglyDescriptionWrapper = '<DIV STYLE="text-align:Left;"><DIV><P><SPAN>{}</SPAN></P></DIV></DIV>' | |
def addParameterDescriptions(pytXmlFn, description='-'): | |
pat = r'<param (.+?)/>' | |
repl = r'<param \1><dialogReference>{}</dialogReference></param>'.format( | |
cgi.escape(uglyDescriptionWrapper.format(description))) | |
with open(pytXmlFn, 'rb+') as fobj: | |
pytXml = fobj.read() | |
fobj.seek(0) | |
fobj.truncate() | |
fobj.write(re.sub(pat, repl, pytXml, flags=re.DOTALL)) | |
def addToolDescription(pytXmlFn, description='-'): | |
pat = r'(<parameters/>|</parameters>).*</tool>' | |
repl = r'\1<summary>{}</summary></tool>'.format( | |
cgi.escape(uglyDescriptionWrapper.format(description))) | |
with open(pytXmlFn, 'rb+') as fobj: | |
pytXml = fobj.read() | |
fobj.seek(0) | |
fobj.truncate() | |
fobj.write(re.sub(pat, repl, pytXml, flags=re.DOTALL)) | |
def createServiceDescriptionForPyt(pytfn, serviceName=None): | |
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG) | |
logging.getLogger().setLevel(logging.DEBUG) | |
pytDir, pytName = p.split(pytfn) | |
if not pytName.endswith('.pyt'): | |
raise ValueError('pytfn ({}) must end with .pyt'.format(pytfn)) | |
pytName = pytName[:-4] # truncate .pyt | |
# we do this from within the function because it takes forever .. | |
# an alternative would be something like hg's demandload() | |
logging.info('importing arcpy ..') | |
import arcpy | |
logging.info('importing toolbox ..') | |
stdout, stderr = sys.stdout, sys.stderr | |
try: | |
m = arcpy.ImportToolbox(pytfn) | |
finally: | |
sys.stdout, sys.stderr = stdout, stderr | |
toolNames = m.__all__ | |
logging.info('adding parameter/tool descriptions ..') | |
for toolName in toolNames: | |
logging.info(' .. adding description for {}'.format(toolName)) | |
xmlfn = p.join(pytDir, '{}.{}.pyt.xml'.format(pytName, toolName)) | |
addParameterDescriptions(xmlfn) | |
addToolDescription(xmlfn) | |
logging.info('collecting results objects ..') | |
results = [] | |
for toolName in toolNames: | |
tool = getattr(m, toolName) | |
results.append(tool()) | |
gpsdraftFn = p.join(pytDir, '{}.sddraft'.format(pytName)) | |
if serviceName is None: | |
serviceName = pytName | |
arcpy.CreateGPSDDraft(results, gpsdraftFn, serviceName, showMessages='Info') | |
arcpy.StageService_server(gpsdraftFn) | |
if __name__ == '__main__': | |
createServiceDescriptionForPyt(pytfn, serviceName) |
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