assetkit 0.1.14

A Python toolkit for managing runtime asset packages

📦 AssetKit

A Python toolkit for packaging, discovering, and loading structured runtime assets.

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🚀 Features

• ✅ Structured asset packaging with a clean resources/assets/ convention
• ✅ AssetManager: Pythonic runtime asset access interface
• ✅ CLI scaffolding for creating reusable asset packages and app templates
• ✅ Optional asset injection at creation (--add <files/dirs>)
• ✅ Optional install-after-generation (--install)
• ✅ Auto-discovery of installed asset packages via entry_points
• ✅ Fully pip-installable asset bundles — no runtime source directory needed
• ✅ Works with plain files, binaries, or entire GitHub repositories

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📦 Installation

pip install assetkit

During development:

pip install -e .

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🛠 CLI Usage

Create a new asset package:

assetkit new my_assets

With additional asset files or folders injected at creation time:

assetkit new my_assets --add /path/to/data.csv /path/to/config/

Auto-install the package after creation:

assetkit new my_assets --install

Scaffold an AI/ML application project:

assetkit scaffold mlkit my_app_project

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📂 Example Asset Package Structure

my_assets/
├── pyproject.toml
├── setup.cfg
├── MANIFEST.in
└── my_assets/
    ├── __init__.py
    └── resources/
        └── assets/
            ├── config/
            │   └── model.yaml
            ├── data/
            │   └── sample.csv
            └── github_repo/
                └── ...

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⚡ Quick Python Usage Example

from assetkit.asset_manager import AssetManager

assets = AssetManager(package_root="my_assets", resource_dir="resources/assets")
print(assets.list())  # List available assets
print(assets["config/model.yaml"].text())  # Read asset file

🔍 Discover All Installed Asset Packages

from assetkit.discovery import discover_asset_managers

packages = discover_asset_managers()
for name, assets in packages.items():
    print(f"{name}: {assets.list()}")

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🧪 Testing an Installed Asset Package

After creating and installing:

cd my_assets
pip install .

Then test in Python:

from assetkit import AssetManager
assets = AssetManager(package_root="my_assets", resource_dir="resources/assets")
print(assets.list())

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🐳 Dockerized Example (Optional)

You can build reproducible asset packages in Docker:

FROM python:3.12-slim
RUN pip install assetkit
WORKDIR /app
RUN assetkit new my_assets
RUN mkdir -p /app/my_assets/my_assets/resources/assets && echo "Hello" > /app/my_assets/my_assets/resources/assets/hello.txt
WORKDIR /app/my_assets
RUN pip install .
CMD ["python", "-c", "from assetkit import AssetManager; assets = AssetManager(package_root='my_assets', resource_dir='resources/assets'); print(assets.list())"]

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📄 License

MIT — See LICENSE

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📬 More Info

• GitHub Repository
• PyPI Project Page

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🏁 Coming Soon (Roadmap)

• assetkit bundle and assetkit extract CLI tools
• YAML and pandas extensions (assetkit.ext.*)
• Language-agnostic manifest support via assetkit.yaml
• Cross-platform asset publishing and usage