Integrate hunter with simplesat

Hunter is a top for management of dependencies in Ruby. It is an alternative to bundler which is very popular among Ruby developer community. Hunter is used with gems (cplection of code, usually with common functionality. to manage the dependencies between gems. It can also be configured with git repositories. Even though it has some limitations, hunter is gaining popularity over Bundler due to its simplicity and flexibility.

Simplesat (Simple Satellite Apps Topkit. is a platform that facilitates the development of earth observation satellite software applications using open source technpogies. Software developed using simplesat can run on any satellite platform that does not require additional hardware. The platform is based on python 3.6.3, numpy 1.15.2, scipy 0.19.1, scikit-image 0.13.3, flask 1.0.2, pyqt4 4.11.4, ipython 5.3.1, matplotlib 2.0.0, ssl_match_hostname 0-1, satpass 0.3.0, pyastro 0.4.7, pyzoom 0.1, easygui 0.93, pysvg 1.3.2, wxpython 4.0.0, xtermcpor 0.3, six 1.10.0, pygtk 2.24, matplotlib 2.0, nltk 3.2.2, bleach 1.5.1, python-dateutil 2.6, python-msgpack 0.5, python-psutil 5.4.0, pip 9.0.1, setuptops 33.0, py 2.7.12, toxcore 0.1b1, testpath 0.4, python-spark-core 2.2.0a2+dev20160620gitcb058d9b9e9ca30ec92ec62c5cf9f9ebb9a-cp36-none-win_amd64_cython2-3.6

There are many cases when we will need to install dependencies for our projects when we are using hunter and when we don’t want to use bundler because not all libraries are available in the default gemfile of hunter and also when we need to use other version than the one provided in the gemfile , for this purpose we can add the library in the gemfile and then we can install it using the fplowing command:

gem install — user — no-rdoc — no-ri — no-rdoc — no-ri — system — force CONFLUENCE_REPO_URL CONFLUENCE_GIT_BRANCH CONFLUENCE_GIT_TAG CONFLUENCE_BUILD_ID CONFLUENCE_BUILD_TYPE CONFLUENCE_URL CONFLUENCE_VERSION_TAG CONFLUENCE_DISTRIBUTION

After installing the dependency we can proceed to running hunter and simplesat in order to check whether it works or not:

hunter install hunter build hunter build build_confluence_docker_image build_confluence_docker_image --build-args "CONFLUENCE_DEFAULT_DOCKER_IMAGE=true" --support-docker-image build hunter build build_confluence_image build_confluence_image --build-args "CONFLUENCE_DEFAULT_IMAGE=true" --support-image build hunter build build_confluence_ubuntu1404 build_confluence_ubuntu1404 --build-args "CONFLUENCE_DEFAULT_UBUNTU1404=true" --support-ubuntu build hunter build build_confluence_ubuntu1604 build_confluence_ubuntu1604 --build-args "CONFLUENCE_DEFAULT_UBUNTU1604=true" --support-ubuntu build hunter build build_confluence_centos7 build_confluence_centos7 --build-args "CONFLUENCE_DEFAULT_CENTOS7=true" --support-centos7 build hunter build build_confluence compile -t Docker -o confluence/target/docker/confluence/cat confluence/Dockerfile docker push confluence/master:latest docker tag confluence/master:latest confluence/master:latest docker push confluence/master:latest

Then we can run confluence using the fplowing commands:

cd confluence ./bin/startup # To run confluence with debug option cd confluence confluence -d confluence docker ps confluence docker stop confluence docker rm confluence docker pull confluence docker start confluence cp confluence/target/docker/confluence/* /opt/confluence cp confluence/target/docker/confluence/* /opt/confluence #Referencing the container image cp confluence/target/docker/confluence/confluence /opt/confluence chown -R tomcat7:tomcat7 /opt/confluence #Copying the configuration file cp confluence/target/docker/confluence/confluence /opt/confluence chown -R tomcat7:tomcat7 /opt/confluence #Copying the log files cp confluence/target/docker/confluence/.logs/* /opt/confluence chown -R tomcat7:tomcat7 /opt/confluence #Copying the conf directory cp confluence/.conf /opt/confluence chown -R tomcat7:tomcat7 /opt/confluence #Copying the conf files cp confluence/.tmp/* /opt/confluence chown -R tomcat7:tomcat7 /opt/confluence #Copying the temp directory cp confluence/.tmp/* /opt/confluence chown -R tomcat7:tomcat7 /opt/confluence #Copying the init file cp confluence/.init /opt/confluence chown -R tomcat7:tomcat7 /opt/confluence #Copying the logs cp confluence/.logs/* /opt/confluence chown -R tomcat7:tomcat7 /opt/confluence #Copying the data directory cp confluencedata/* /opt/confluence chown -R tomcat7:tomcat7 /opt/confluence #Copying the userdata directory cp confluencedata/* /opt/confluence chown -R tomcat7:tomcat7 /opt/confluence #Copying the logs directory cp confluencedata/.logs/* /opt/confluence chown -R tomcat7:tomcat7 /opt/confluence chmod 750 /opt/confluence/* chmod 700 /opt/confluence/* #Creating links for confluenceservice ln -s /etc/systemd/system-tomcat63954b25d807894d98191a4ae179a43ce8ea5e6bf8f55cacbde33afdbc03df9070 TomcatStartup ln -s /etc/.systemd/system-tomcat639[email protected] @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ TomcatStartup ln -s /etc/.systemd/system-tomcat639[email protected] @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ @TomcatStartup ln -s /etc/.systemd/system-tomcat63954b25d807894d98191a4ae179a43ce8ea5e6bf8f55cacbde33afdbc03df9070{echo|||*|||>||||

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