bootstrap-env 0.3.3

Create a complete self contained virtualenv bootstrap file by enbed 'get-pip.py'

bootstrap_env

Experimental project to create a complete self contained virtualenv bootstrap file. See: packaging-problems issues 55

info

Since virtualenv v1.10 you a virtualenv bootstrap file is not runnable without the pip and setuptools wheel files. There must be created a virtualenv_support with the wheels.

e.g.:

/bootstrap.py
/virtualenv_support/
        pip-1.5.6-py2.py3-none-any.whl
        setuptools-3.6-py2.py3-none-any.whl

With this project this is not needed. The current solution embed get_pip.py into the bootstrap file and call it after env creation.

There are also some helpers to parse pip requirement files and install packages after virtualenv creation. Look into “boot bootstrap_env” project below.

the example

The included example will create a boot_example.py bootstrap file. Running this looks like:

~ $ python2 boot_example.py ~/testenv
The additional example extend_parser() code is called.
The additional example adjust_options() code is called.
New python executable in /home/jens/testenv/bin/python2
Also creating executable in /home/jens/testenv/bin/python
call to install pip with: '/home/jens/testenv/bin/python /path/to/bootstrap_env/boot_example.py --install-pip /home/jens/testenv'
install pip from self contained 'get_pip.py'
Downloading/unpacking pip
  Downloading pip-1.5.6-py2.py3-none-any.whl (1.0MB): 1.0MB downloaded
Downloading/unpacking setuptools
  Downloading setuptools-6.0.2-py2.py3-none-any.whl (543kB): 543kB downloaded
Installing collected packages: pip, setuptools
Successfully installed pip setuptools
Cleaning up...
The additional example after_install() code is called.

The example hook code stored separated files in example directory looks like this:

def extend_parser(parser):
    # --- CUT here ---
    sys.stdout.write("The additional example extend_parser() code is called.\n")

def adjust_options(options, args):
    # --- CUT here ---
    sys.stdout.write("The additional example adjust_options() code is called.\n")

def after_install(options, home_dir):
    # --- CUT here ---
    sys.stdout.write("The additional example after_install() code is called.\n")

Creating the example bootstrap file looks like this:

/path/to/bootstrap_env/ $ python2 example.py
Generate bootstrap file: 'boot_example.py'...
Reade code from: 'example/extend_parser.py'...
Reade code from: 'example/adjust_options.py'...
Reade code from: 'example/after_install.py'...
Reade code from: '/path/to/bootstrap_env/bootstrap_env/bootstrap_install_pip.py'...
Request: 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pypa/pip/master/contrib/get-pip.py'...
get-pip.py SHA256: 'd43dc33a5670d69dd14a9be1f2b2fa27ebf124ec1b212a47425331040f742a9b', ok.
'boot_example.py' written.

After the first call, the requested get-pip.py file will be cached into the default temp and reused from there. So it is fast to generate it again:

/path/to/bootstrap_env/ $ python2 example.py
Generate bootstrap file: 'boot_example.py'...
Reade code from: 'example/extend_parser.py'...
Reade code from: 'example/adjust_options.py'...
Reade code from: 'example/after_install.py'...
Reade code from: '/path/to/bootstrap_env/bootstrap_env/bootstrap_install_pip.py'...
Use '/tmp/get-pip.py'
get-pip.py SHA256: 'd43dc33a5670d69dd14a9be1f2b2fa27ebf124ec1b212a47425331040f742a9b', ok.
'boot_example.py' written.

usage

To create you own bootstrap file, is easy. Just copy the example or boot bootstrap_env code and change it for your needs.

Projects that use bootstrap_env are:

• PyLucid django-cms branch

• DwLoadServer

Missing project? Do you use it? Just send me a mail: bootstrap_env AT jensdiemer DOT de or use IRC/Jabber (see below)

boot bootstrap_env

To create a fresh virtualenv with bootstrap_env do the following:

# Download 'boot_bootstrap_env.py' from github:
/home/FooBar$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jedie/bootstrap_env/master/boot_bootstrap_env.py

# Create virtualenv and use read-only GIT:
/home/FooBar$ python3 boot_bootstrap_env.py ~/bootstrap_env --install_type git_readonly

The created virtualenv is under ~/bootstrap_env/ ;)

If you would like to use PyPi packages do this:

# Create virtualenv and use read-only GIT:
/home/FooBar$ python3 boot_bootstrap_env.py ~/bootstrap_env --install_type pypi

The sourcecode of this is here: /boot_bootstrap_env/

This also work under Windows. e.g:

C:\> C:\Python34\python.exe d:\downloads\boot_bootstrap_env.py --install_type=pypi d:\bootstrap_env

There is also a maybe helpful batch file: boot_bootstrap_env.cmd

History

• v0.3.3 - 14.11.2014 - Add version number into generated bootstrap file.

• v0.3.2 - 14.11.2014 - Add ‘boot bootstrap_env’ and bugfixes for running under Windows.

• v0.3.1 - 14.11.2014 - Bugfix for “error: no such option:” while pip install, if own optional options are used.

• v0.3.0 - 13.11.2014 - typo: rename all bootstrip to bootstrap ;)

• v0.2.0 - 09.10.2014 - add prefix and suffix argument to generate_bootstrap()

• v0.1.0 - 09.10.2014 - initial release

Links:

Forum	http://forum.pylucid.org/
IRC	#pylucid on freenode.net
Jabber	[e-mail]
PyPi	https://pypi.python.org/pypi/bootstrap_env/
Github	https://github.com/jedie/bootstrap_env

Simmilar projects are:

• https://pypi.python.org/pypi/bootstrapper/

Related pages:

• https://packaging.python.org

• https://virtualenv.pypa.io

• https://pip.pypa.io

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