Build a Python 2.7.6 Environment

Build a Python 2.7.6 Environment

Why do I write a script?

Every time you use a new machine, you must install the python environment ~ So, this is a very tricky problem. shell practiced handwriting a code, hey, slag technology ~

Test Environment

I love vagrant. A command can be directly restored to a clean test environment ~

The script is as follows:

#! /Bin/bash

# Auther: zhuima

# Date: 2014-06-26

# Function: create python env

#

 

 

REVTAL = 0

 

# Import Functions

 

./Etc/rc. d/init. d/functions

 

# Check network

 

./Etc/sysconfig/network

 

If [$ NETWORKING = 'no']; then

Exit $ REVTAL

Fi

 

# Install epel yum source

 

Function epel_install (){

If rpm -- version &>/dev/null; then

Rpm-ivh http://mirrors.ustc.edu.cn/Fedora/epel/6/x86_64/epel-release-6-8.noarch.rpm

Else

Exit $ REVTAL

Print "please checking your yum configure! "

Fi

}

 

 

# Install base packages

 

Function base_packages (){

If yum repolist &>/dev/null; then

Yum install zlib-devel bzip2-devel openssl-devel ncurses-devel sqlite-devel readline-devel tk-devel gdbm-devel db4-devel libpcap-devel xz-devel patch-y

Else

Exit $ REVTAL

Print "please checking your yum configure! "

Fi

}

 

 

# Install pip

 

Function pip_install (){

If yum repolist &>/dev/null; then

Yum install python-pip-y

Else

Exit $ REVTAL

Print "please checking your yum configure! "

Fi

}

 

# Install ipython

 

Function ipython_install (){

If yum repolist &>/dev/null; then

Yum install ipython-y

Else

Exit $ REVTAL

Print "please checking your yum configure! "

Fi

}

 

# Install pyenv

 

Function pyenv_install (){

If git -- version &>/dev/null; then

Cd/'whoam' & git clone git: // github.com/yyuu/pyenv.git. pyenv

Else

Yum install git-y

Cd/'whoam' & git clone git: // github.com/yyuu/pyenv.git. pyenv

Fi

}

 

# Setting pyenv env

 

Function pyenv_env (){

 

Echo 'export PYENV_ROOT = $ HOME/. pyenv'>/etc/profile

Echo 'export PATH = $ PYENV_ROOT/bin: $ path'>/etc/profile

# Echo 'eval $ (pyenv init-) '>/etc/profile

 

# Exec pyenv. sh

If [-e/etc/profile]; then

Source/etc/profile

Else

Echo "Files is not exists"

Exit $ REVTAL

Fi

 

}

 

# Install python 2.7.6

 

Function python_install (){

If pyenv versions &>/dev/null; then

Pyenv install 2.7.6

Else

Exit $ REVTAL

Print "please checking your pyenv configure"

Fi

}

 

# Install ansible

 

Function install_ansible (){

If pip -- version &>/dev/null; then

Pip install ansible

Else

Yum install pip-y

Pip install ansible

Fi

 

}

 

While:; do

Cat <EOF

+ ------------------------------------------- +

| 1. Install epel_install |

| 2. Install base_packages |

| 3. Install pip_install |

| 4. Install ipython_install |

| 5. Install pyenv_install |

| 6. Install pyenv_env |

| 7. Install python2.7.6 _ install |

| 8. One-Click Setup |

| 9. [Q | q | quit] to quit |

+ ------------------------------------------- +

EOF

 

Read-p "select which one packages you want to install:" choice

 

Case $ choice in

1)

Epel_install

;;

2)

Base_packages

;;

3)

Pip_install

;;

4)

Ipython_install

;;

5)

Pyenv_install

;;

6)

Pyenv_env

;;

7)

Python2.7.6 _ install

;;

8)

Epel_install

Base_packages

Pip_install

Ipython_install

Pyenv_install

Pyenv_env

Python_install

Source/etc/profile

;;

Q | q | quit)

Exit $ REVTAL

;;

*)

Echo "Usage: select one number (1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 )"

Exit $ REVTAL

;;

Esac

Done

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