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Conan recipe user interface

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cruiz

Conan recipe user interface

Written by Mark Final, (c) 2020-2022.

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Documentation

See the documentation at Read The Docs.

Prerequisites

  • Intel x86_64 platforms:
    • Windows 10+
    • Linux (CentOS 7.5+/Ubuntu 18+)
    • macOS (10.13+)
  • Apple Silicon platforms:
    • macOS (11.0+)
  • Python 3.7-3.10
  • Conan 1.17.1+, but not 2.x (these are the versions tested)

All other Python dependencies are installed when the package is installed.

In order to use the dependency graph visualisation, an additional installation of GraphViz is required from https://graphviz.org/download/. Assign the installed location to the preferences.

Getting started

If you have cloned this repository, you will need:

  1. A Python 3 environment. Make a virtual env if necessary. python3 -m venv <folder to be the env>

    • Activate the virtual env with either:
      • source <folder to be the env>/bin/activate (Linux/macOSX)
      • <folder to be the env>\Scripts\activate.bat (Windows cmd)
      • source <folder to be the env>\Scripts\activate (Windows bash)
  2. Ensure latest pip and wheel are being used. python -m pip install -U pip wheel

  3. Install cruiz and its dependencies

    • From your local clone:
      • pip install -r requirements.txt
      • pip install --no-build-isolation -e .
  4. Run from any directory

    • From your Python environment shell, cruiz or python -m cruiz

Step 3 will need to be re-run when the Python dependencies, or the resource files used, change.

PySide versions

PySide2 and PySide6 have been tested. PySide6 is the default, when running cruiz. PySide2 is only available on Intel x86_64 platforms.

On Linux, PySide 6 from PyPI requires modern libstdc++. If you see a launch error indicating CXXABI_1.3.9 then your distribution is likely too old.

You can alter the default PySide versiont to use, in a number of ways:

  1. Use a different entry point

    • cruiz-pyside2 or python -m cruiz-pyside2
  2. Use an environment variable

    • QT_API=pyside2 cruiz

Linting

Install linting dependencies with pip install -r requirements_dev.txt.

cruiz uses tox to automate linting. Use tox -e lint.

flake8 is used for lint checks, specifically using black as the formatter.

mypy is used for static type checking and validating type annotations.

Python 3.10+ is highly recommended to run the linting steps.

Making Python packages

python setup.py sdist for a source distribution.

pip wheel --no-deps . for a wheel.

Acknowledgements

Many thanks to Foundry and its developers for support, inspiration, and testing in making cruiz.

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