python-template | A Python project template to save you time and energy
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A Python project template to save you time and energy. Python projects take a long time to setup with all the various files, the virtual environment, and keeping things uniform across projects. With this Python template, you can quickly setup boilerplate code and miscellaneous items for your Python project saving you time and energy so you can get back to coding.
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QUESTION
I am looking for ARM deployment for Storage Account using Python. That is, I am looking for a Python equivalent of powershell's new-azresourcegroupdeployment cmdlet.
I have been looking at some links, but I am not able to find any.
This link, has some 'deployer' class, but it is very specific to linux VM. And I think there should be a very easy way to do it. I am not able to find it.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-22 at 18:50That example will work with any template with a little modification. Specifically, the Deployment.deploy() method is where you want to look for an example of resource group deployment with a template.
The main thing you would need to change is the properties. The ones in the example are specific to the Linux VM template, so you would need to change those to the ones in your Storage template or remove them if you are not using parameters in your template at all.
QUESTION
I have the following python script with an Azure DevOps pipeline template:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jun-06 at 12:38you can only use that syntax ${{ parameters.something }}
if its a single "thing", you cannot embed it into a string. for that you have to use format
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I would like to write a python "template" module in order to give all my scripts the same behavior.
The behavior is the following:
- if the script runs in command line, it accepts arguments treated with argparse. These arguments are basically:
- take in input a
json
from stdin, from file, or from a string argument; - give in output a
json
in stdout or in a file.
- take in input a
- if the script is imported as a module, it has classes/functions managing the following situations:
- take in input an object from who called it;
- give in output an object so that who called it can use it.
It behaves from command line exactly as I want thanks to these suggestions: Python argparse mutually exclusive with stdin being one of the options
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-27 at 23:52Here's the outline of a good,in my opinion, base script:
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