Useful tools for Python developers
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developer-tools
===========
Useful tools for Python developers.
This is mostly an example to show how `autopip <https://pypi.org/project/autopip/>`_ can be used to install a group of
apps with various version specifications, but the author does install it as it conveniently provides all the tools
useful for doing Python software development.
To install::
autopip install developer-tools
Which should output something like the following -- line 3 is the interesting part::
Installing developer-tools to /home/mzheng/.apps/developer-tools/0.0.3
Auto-update enabled via cron service
This app has defined "autopip" entry points to install: ansible==2.5.4.* ansible-hostmanager twine==1.* workspace-tools
Installing ansible to /home/mzheng/.apps/ansible/2.5.4
Auto-update enabled via cron service
Updating script symlinks in /home/mzheng/.apps/bin
+ ansible
+ ansible-config
+ ansible-connection
+ ansible-console
+ ansible-doc
+ ansible-galaxy
+ ansible-inventory
+ ansible-playbook
+ ansible-pull
+ ansible-vault
Installing ansible-hostmanager to /home/mzheng/.apps/ansible-hostmanager/0.2.3
Auto-update enabled via cron service
Updating script symlinks in /home/mzheng/.apps/bin
+ ah
Installing twine to /home/mzheng/.apps/twine/1.11.0
Auto-update enabled via cron service
Updating script symlinks in /home/mzheng/.apps/bin
+ twine
Installing workspace-tools to /home/mzheng/.apps/workspace-tools/3.2.4
Auto-update enabled via cron service
Updating script symlinks in /home/mzheng/.apps/bin
+ wst
How does it work? You can tell `autopip` to install other apps by setting an `autopip` entry point group in
``setup.py`` with the list of apps and versions. Versions can be pinned to major or a specific version, or use `latest`
to install the latest version. Take a look at the `autopip` entry point group in
`developer-tools' setup.py <https://github.com/maxzheng/developer-tools/blob/master/setup.py#L27>`_
For security and user experience, it is recommended to pin to a specific version -- at least minor -- for apps that you
don't own. For apps that you own where you have good versioning in the app, then `latest` works better.
===========
Useful tools for Python developers.
This is mostly an example to show how `autopip <https://pypi.org/project/autopip/>`_ can be used to install a group of
apps with various version specifications, but the author does install it as it conveniently provides all the tools
useful for doing Python software development.
To install::
autopip install developer-tools
Which should output something like the following -- line 3 is the interesting part::
Installing developer-tools to /home/mzheng/.apps/developer-tools/0.0.3
Auto-update enabled via cron service
This app has defined "autopip" entry points to install: ansible==2.5.4.* ansible-hostmanager twine==1.* workspace-tools
Installing ansible to /home/mzheng/.apps/ansible/2.5.4
Auto-update enabled via cron service
Updating script symlinks in /home/mzheng/.apps/bin
+ ansible
+ ansible-config
+ ansible-connection
+ ansible-console
+ ansible-doc
+ ansible-galaxy
+ ansible-inventory
+ ansible-playbook
+ ansible-pull
+ ansible-vault
Installing ansible-hostmanager to /home/mzheng/.apps/ansible-hostmanager/0.2.3
Auto-update enabled via cron service
Updating script symlinks in /home/mzheng/.apps/bin
+ ah
Installing twine to /home/mzheng/.apps/twine/1.11.0
Auto-update enabled via cron service
Updating script symlinks in /home/mzheng/.apps/bin
+ twine
Installing workspace-tools to /home/mzheng/.apps/workspace-tools/3.2.4
Auto-update enabled via cron service
Updating script symlinks in /home/mzheng/.apps/bin
+ wst
How does it work? You can tell `autopip` to install other apps by setting an `autopip` entry point group in
``setup.py`` with the list of apps and versions. Versions can be pinned to major or a specific version, or use `latest`
to install the latest version. Take a look at the `autopip` entry point group in
`developer-tools' setup.py <https://github.com/maxzheng/developer-tools/blob/master/setup.py#L27>`_
For security and user experience, it is recommended to pin to a specific version -- at least minor -- for apps that you
don't own. For apps that you own where you have good versioning in the app, then `latest` works better.
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