Extra distutils commands, including:
clean_pyc: clean compiled python files
clean_all: using distutils.clean and clean_pyc to clean all temporary files
bdist_pyinstaller: convenient calls for PyInstaller with sane defaults
test: run unit tests
How
Make sure distutilazy package is in sys.path, then add distutilazy.command package to the list of command packages in your setup.cfg file.
[global] command_packages = distutilazy.command
That’s it. now you may use new commands directly from your setup.py:
To clean compiled python files from the project:
$ python setup.py clean_pycTo run unit tests (by default runs tests/test*.py files):
$ python setup.py testAvailable commands are in distutilazy.command package as separate modules.
A more detailed way is to use command classes, defined in distutilazy package modules. Each module might define more than a single command class.
The modules should be imported in setup.py, then desired classes might be assigned to command names using the cmdclass parameter.
import distutilazy.clean
setup(
cmdclass: {'clean_pyc': distutilazy.clean.clean_pyc}
)
License
Distutilazy is released under the terms of MIT license.
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