fixing error on deleteLibrary and adding some method for setEnvironment in Lib

Author: pitchmuc

docs/releases.md

@@ -15,6 +15,9 @@ Patch:
 * Support of extension added in `createTargetsLibrary`
 * Fixing dependency to `aepp` `som` module
 * Fixing renaming path to use `renameComponent` and using `syncComponent`
+* Adding capability to set environment to a lib in `Library` instance via `setEnvironment`
+* Capability to get a `Library` class from the `getLibrary` method in `Property` instance
+* Fixing code in `deleteLibrary`
 
 ## 0.4.4
 * adding a `getBuilds` method on the `Library` class instance

launchpy/__version__.py

@@ -1 +1 @@
-__version__ = "0.4.5-5"
+__version__ = "0.4.5-6"

launchpy/library.py

@@ -313,7 +313,7 @@ def updateExtensions(self, extensions_ids: list)->object:
 
  def setEnvironments(self, environments_list: list, dev_name: str = None)->None:
  """
- Save the different environments ids available. 
+ Save the different environments ids available in a config variable.
  It is required to use the library class.
  Arguments : 
  environments_list : REQUIRED : list of environment retrieved by the getEnvironments method
@@ -340,14 +340,29 @@ def _setEnvironment(self, obj: dict,verbose:bool=False)->None:
  res = new_env
  return res
 
+ def setEnvironment(self, env_id: str,verbose:bool=False)->None:
+ """
+ Set the environment of the library. 
+ Arguments:
+ env_id : REQUIRED : The environment id you want to set.
+ """
+ obj = {
+ "data": {
+ "id": env_id,
+ "type": "environments"
+ }
+ }
+ res = self._setEnvironment(obj,verbose=verbose)
+ return res
+
  def _removeEnvironment(self)->None:
  """
  Remove environment
  """
  path = f'/libraries/{self.id}/relationships/environment'
  new_env = self.connector.getData(self.endpoint+path) 
  return new_env
- 
+
  def updateLibrary(self,empty:bool=False)->dict:
  """
  Update the library
@@ -383,12 +398,14 @@ def updateLibrary(self,empty:bool=False)->dict:
  return res
 
 
- def build(self,verbose:bool=False)->dict:
+ def build(self,timesleep:int=20, verbose:bool=False)->dict:
  """
  Build the library. 
  Part of the code takes care of assigning the right environement before building the library.
  Returns the build when it is completed (succeed or not).
- It will check every 15 seconds for the build status, making sure it is not "pending".
+ Arguments:
+ timesleep : OPTIONAL : How many seconds to wait between each check of the build status. Default to 20 seconds.
+ It will check every 20 seconds for the build status, making sure it is not "pending".
  """
  if self.build_required == False and self.state != 'approved':
  return 'build is not required'
@@ -430,7 +447,7 @@ def build(self,verbose:bool=False)->dict:
  build_status = build['data']['attributes']['status']
  while build_status == 'pending':
  print('pending...')
- time.sleep(20)
+ time.sleep(timesleep)
  # return the json directly
  build = self.connector.getData(
  config.endpoints['global']+'/builds/'+str(build_id))

launchpy/property.py

@@ -603,7 +603,7 @@ def getLibraries(self, state: str = None,**kwargs)->object:
  data = data + append_data
  return data
 
- def getLibrary(self,libraryId:str=None)->dict:
+ def getLibrary(self,libraryId:str=None,return_class:bool=False)->dict:
  """
  get a library based on its ID.
  Arguments:
@@ -614,6 +614,8 @@ def getLibrary(self,libraryId:str=None)->dict:
  path = f"/libraries/{libraryId}"
  res = self.connector.getData(self.endpoint+path)
  if 'data' in res.keys():
+ if return_class:
+ return Library(res['data'],config_object=self.connector.config,header=self.header)
  return res['data']
  return res
 
@@ -1278,18 +1280,22 @@ def deleteLibrary(self,library:str=None,components:bool=False)->str:
  if library in librariesIds:
  libraryId = library
  else:
- libraryId = librariesNameId[library]
+ try:
+ libraryId = librariesNameId[library]
+ except KeyError:
+ raise ValueError("Library name or ID provided not found.")
  path = f"/libraries/{libraryId}"
  if components==True: 
  myLib = self.getLibrary(libraryId)
  libClass = Library(myLib)
  rules = libClass.getRules()
  dataelements = libClass.getDataElements()
  res = self.connector.deleteData('https://reactor.adobe.io/'+path)
- for rule in rules:
- self.deleteRule(rule['id'])
- for de in dataelements:
- self.deleteDataElement(de['id'])
+ if components==True:
+ for rule in rules:
+ self.deleteRule(rule['id'])
+ for de in dataelements:
+ self.deleteDataElement(de['id'])
  return res
 
  def getProductionEndpoint(self)->dict: