globus-action-provider-tools 0.11.5

Basic Usage

Install the base toolkit with pip install globus_action_provider_tools

You can then import the toolkit’s standalone components from globus_action_provider_tools. This is useful in instances where you want to use pieces of the library to perform a function (such as token validation via the TokenChecker or API schema validation via the ActionStatus or ActionRequest) and plug into other web frameworks.

from flask import Flask
from globus_action_provider_tools import ActionProviderDescription

description = ActionProviderDescription(
    globus_auth_scope="https://auth.globus.org/scopes/00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000/action_all",
    title="My Action Provider",
    admin_contact="support@example.org",
    synchronous=True,
    input_schema={
        "$id": "whattimeisitnow.provider.input.schema.json",
        "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#",
        "title": "Exmaple Action Provider",
        "type": "object",
        "properties": {"message": {"type": "string"}},
        "required": ["message"],
        "additionalProperties": False,
    },
    api_version="1.0",
    subtitle="Just an example",
    description="",
    keywords=["example", "testing"],
    visible_to=["public"],
    runnable_by=["all_authenticated_users"],
    administered_by=["support@example.org"],
)

To install the Flask helpers as well for use specifically in developing Flask based Action Providers, install this library using pip install globus_action_provider_tools[flask]

Reporting Issues

If you’re experiencing a problem using globus_action_provider_tools, or have an idea for how to improve the toolkit, please open an issue in the repository and share your feedback.

Testing, Development, and Contributing

Welcome and thank you for taking the time to contribute!

The globus_action_provider_tools package is developed using poetry so to get started you’ll need to install poetry. Once installed, clone the repository and run make install to install the package and its dependencies locally in a virtual environment (typically .venv).

And that’s it, you’re ready to dive in and make code changes. Once you’re satisfied with your changes, be sure to run make autoformat to run the project’s autoformatters on your changes and make test to validate there are no breaking changes introduced. Both these steps must be run for us to accept incoming changes. Once you feel your work is ready to be submitted, feel free to create a PR.

PyPi Releases

Please follow the steps below when creating a new release of the toolkit:

• Create a new release branch

  • git checkout -b release/X.Y.Z

• Update the project’s dependencies

  • poetry update

• Update the project version (follow semantic versioning) in pyproject.toml

  • poetry version patch|minor|major

• Update the project version in globus_action_provider_tools/__init__.py

• Create a pull request into the main branch, wait for CI tests to complete

• Merge the passing pull request

• Create and publish a git tag for the new release

  • git tag v$(poetry version -s)

  • git push –tags

• Create a new GH release that references the recently created tag. Provide release notes with information on the changeset. Once the release is created, there’s a GH workflow that will build the toolkit and publish it to pypi.

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