[ome-devel] Bundle of OMERO.web statics

[William Moore (Staff)]

Hi Douglas,

 Running:

$ python lib/python/omeroweb/manage.py collectstatic —noinput

shouldn’t need most of the dependencies of OMERO.web (Ice, Pillow, numpy, omero-marshal etc),
just Django and probably django-pipeline.
The OMERO.py download should have everything you need (don’t need the full server).


If you have installed any OMERO.web apps then they would also have static files to collect,
so any static-files bundle we could provide would need to be customised for your own install.

Is there a way that you can collectstatic on your main OMERO.web server and export or
rsync this to your web server?


Let us know if you can find a simpler workaround.
Providing a static files bundle is a nice idea but probably something we’d only consider doing if we knew
it would be important to a bunch of users.

Cheers,

  Will.


> On 3 Aug 2017, at 16:39, Douglas Russell <douglas_russell at hms.harvard.edu> wrote:
>
> I was trying to build a single process nginx docker image to live alongside a single process omero-web image. The difficulty with this is that it is necessary to create an image with all of the same dependencies as omero-web and download the OMERO.server (or apparently OMERO.py, but I haven't tried this) bundle, in order to then run `./manage.py collectstatic`.
>
> Ideally it would be possible to simply download the statics as this is all that is needed besides a bit of nginx config.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> Douglas
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