Python

If you do not have code ready, you can fork the repository being used in this example: https://github.com/paladium/nativeci-demos

We are going to deploy a hello-world Flask application for Python, follow along to find different ways you can customise your Python deployment.

Guide

Choose your repo first:

Next, select Python deployment:

To choose a correct Python version, open up the terminal and type the command below:

$ python --version
Python 3.6.1 :: Anaconda custom (64-bit)

Choose the version output, e.g 3.6 or 2.6.

On the final screen, enter the following settings:

Make sure you have requirements.txt file in your repo as it instructs NativeCI which dependencies to install for your application to run. Example of requirements.txt file can be found here: https://github.com/paladium/nativeci-demos/blob/master/python-helloworld/requirements.txt

Build command:

#Default build command, no build

#Run tests first
python -m unittest

Folder:

#For monorepo example
python-helloworld

Port to expose:

#Choose port 3000 as ssl is provided automatically

Deploy folder:

#Keep empty by default

Run command:

#Default launch command
python main.py

After that you can visit your website and see how easy it was to deploy it:

The bonus is if you change your code in source control, the build will be automatically triggered and newest version will be deployed. Congratulations, you now have Continuous Build and Deployment.