minimization / feedback-pipeline

Created 4 years ago
Maintained by asamalik
Feedback Pipeline provides reporting and notifications regarding dependencies and sizes of defined RPM installations.
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Adam Samalik committed 4 years ago

feedback-pipeline

Feedback Pipeline provides reporting and notifications regarding dependencies and sizes of defined RPM installations.

Developer preview

If you want to contribute to this project, you can run the devel_feedback_pipeline.py script that will automatically load pregenerated RPM data so you can see the output much faster. This script also skips generating the graphs which would also take a long time.

To run the script, you'll need Python 3 and the following dependencies:

  • yaml
  • jinja2

... or you can leverage the Dockerfile included in this repository that has all the dependencies pre-installed. You can get it pre-built from Dockerhub as asamalik/feedback-pipeline-env.

Option 1: on Fedora natively:

$ sudo dnf install python3-yaml python3-jinja2
$ mkdir output
$ ./devel_feedback_pipeline.py output

Option 2: on Fedora in a container

$ podman pull asamalik/feedback-pipeline-env
$ podman run --rm -it -v $(pwd):/workspace:z asamalik/feedback-pipeline-env bash
$ mkdir output
$ ./devel_feedback_pipeline.py output

Option 3: on a Mac using Docker:

$ docker pull asamalik/feedback-pipeline-env
$ docker run --rm -it -v $(pwd):/workspace asamalik/feedback-pipeline-env bash
$ mkdir output
$ ./devel_feedback_pipeline.py output

In both cases, the output would be in the output directory. Open the output/index.html in your web browser of choice to see the result.