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This commit introduces a large-scale structural refactor of the pkgmgr
codebase. All functionality has been moved from the previous flat
top-level layout into three clearly separated namespaces:
• pkgmgr.actions – high-level operations invoked by the CLI
• pkgmgr.core – pure logic, helpers, repository utilities,
versioning, git helpers, config IO, and
command resolution
• pkgmgr.cli – parser, dispatch, context, and command
handlers
Key improvements:
- Moved all “branch”, “release”, “changelog”, repo-management
actions, installer pipelines, and proxy execution logic into
pkgmgr.actions.<domain>.
- Reworked installer structure under
pkgmgr.actions.repository.install.installers
including OS-package installers, Nix, Python, and Makefile.
- Consolidated all low-level functionality under pkgmgr.core:
• git helpers → core/git
• config load/save → core/config
• repository helpers → core/repository
• versioning & semver → core/version
• command helpers (alias, resolve, run, ink) → core/command
- Replaced pkgmgr.cli_core with pkgmgr.cli and updated all imports.
- Added minimal __init__.py files for clean package exposure.
- Updated all E2E, integration, and unit tests with new module paths.
- Fixed patch targets so mocks point to the new structure.
- Ensured backward compatibility at the CLI boundary (pkgmgr entry point unchanged).
This refactor produces a cleaner, layered architecture:
- `core` = logic
- `actions` = orchestrated behaviour
- `cli` = user interface
Reference: ChatGPT-assisted refactor discussion
https://chatgpt.com/share/6938221c-e24c-800f-8317-7732cedf39b9
35 lines
1.6 KiB
Python
35 lines
1.6 KiB
Python
import yaml
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import os
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def interactive_add(config,USER_CONFIG_PATH:str):
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"""Interactively prompt the user to add a new repository entry to the user config."""
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print("Adding a new repository configuration entry.")
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new_entry = {}
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new_entry["provider"] = input("Provider (e.g., github.com): ").strip()
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new_entry["account"] = input("Account (e.g., yourusername): ").strip()
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new_entry["repository"] = input("Repository name (e.g., mytool): ").strip()
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new_entry["command"] = input("Command (optional, leave blank to auto-detect): ").strip()
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new_entry["description"] = input("Description (optional): ").strip()
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new_entry["replacement"] = input("Replacement (optional): ").strip()
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new_entry["alias"] = input("Alias (optional): ").strip()
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# Allow the user to mark this entry as ignored.
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ignore_val = input("Ignore this entry? (y/N): ").strip().lower()
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if ignore_val == "y":
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new_entry["ignore"] = True
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print("\nNew entry:")
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for key, value in new_entry.items():
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if value:
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print(f"{key}: {value}")
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confirm = input("Add this entry to user config? (y/N): ").strip().lower()
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if confirm == "y":
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if os.path.exists(USER_CONFIG_PATH):
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with open(USER_CONFIG_PATH, 'r') as f:
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user_config = yaml.safe_load(f) or {}
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else:
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user_config = {"repositories": []}
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user_config.setdefault("repositories", [])
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user_config["repositories"].append(new_entry)
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save_user_config(user_config,USER_CONFIG_PATH)
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else:
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print("Entry not added.") |