antares-data-collection 0.1.0

Import and manage data from ENTSOE/pemmdb then format and export for Pegase

antares-data-collection

NOTES

Several steps to use this package :

• Install uv and follow steps from doc (Doc)
• Install a specific version of Python with uv python install 3.11
• Install tox with uv tool install tox --with tox-uv
• Clone repository git clone https://github.com/AntaresSimulatorTeam/antares_data_collection.git
• Put in the root directory and install dependencies (prod+dev)
  • uv sync --locked --all-extras --dev

Install package development

• uv run pip install -e . (it can be not possible if you have a global pip installation with python 3.10)

If you have issue with pip :

• which pip
• add pip in your .venv in your project uv
  • install pip in .venv in your projet python -m ensurepip --upgrade
  • uv run python -m pip install -e .
  • then upgrade : python -m pip install --upgrade pip setuptools build
    • now you should be able to use uv run pip install -e .

Install Dependencies

Install all dependencies (prod + dev):
uv sync

Install strictly from the lockfile:
uv sync --locked

Install without dev dependencies:
uv sync --no-dev

Install everything (all extras + dev):
uv sync --all-extras --dev

Add a Dependency

Add a production dependency:
uv add <package>

Add a development dependency:
uv add --dev <package>

Add a specific version:
uv add <package>==<version>

Remove a Dependency

uv remove <package>

Update Dependencies

Regenerate the lockfile:
uv lock

Check/test package with tox

The configuration is specified in file tox.ini. But you can also call specific part of tests and also for a specific Python version.

To simply launch all your tests :

• use tox in bach

Specific tests

Use ruff to check and format your code :

• tox -e lint
• these tests execute an internal script to check/put an header on scripts/tests

Use mypy to check Typechecking :

• tox -e type

use coverage to check code coverage :

• tox -e coverage

By default pytest is run here wit tox. You just have to provide a version of tox environment like :

• tox -e py3.11

Specific tests with specific env

You can mix command to run specific tests with specific env like :

• tox -e lint,type,py3.11

or like :

• tox -e lint,type,coverage,py3.11,py3.12

Possible to check/test without tox

Linting and formatting

To reformat your code, use this command line: uv ruff check src/ tests/ --fix && ruff format src/ tests/

Typechecking

To typecheck your code, use this command line: uv run mypy src/