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enscons

An experimental Python packaging system using SCons.

This is intended to be the shortest possible code to build pip compatible wheels and sdists with SCons. Rather than adding build features to a Python packaging system, enscons adds Python packaging to a general purpose build system.

using enscons

Copy enscons’ pyproject.toml, SConstruct, and setup.py into your own project.

Edit pyproject.toml with your own setup.py-style arguments. Enscons only uses those arguments that affect the static metadata, PKG-INFO or METADATA, and not build-related arguments such as C extensions.

Or try running python -m enscons.setup2toml next to your setup.py to extract its arguments as toml.

Recognized keys: name, version, description, description_file, url, author, author_email, license, keywords, platform, classifiers, install_requires, extras_require

Run scons or ‘python setup.py’ to build all targets.

Why SCons?

SCons is a general purpose build system. It is pure Python, and it is on the cusp of becoming Python 3 compatible. These features make it a good candidate for an experimental Python packaging system.

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