hatch-autorun 1.1.0

Hatch build hook plugin to inject code that will automatically run

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This provides a build hook plugin for Hatch that injects code into an installation that will automatically run before the first import.

Table of Contents

• Configuration
  • File
  • Code
  • Template
• Conditional execution
• License

Configuration

The build hook plugin name is autorun.

• pyproject.toml

  [tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel.hooks.autorun]
  dependencies = ["hatch-autorun"]
  

• hatch.toml

  [build.targets.wheel.hooks.autorun]
  dependencies = ["hatch-autorun"]
  

File

You can select a relative path to a file containing the code with the file option:

[tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel.hooks.autorun]
file = "resources/code.emded"

Code

You can define the code itself with the code option:

[tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel.hooks.autorun]
code = """
print('Starting coverage collection')
coverage.process_startup()
"""

Template

The current implementation uses a .pth file to execute the code. As a result, any required imports must be defined there on one line rather than in the code itself.

You can set the .pth file template with the template option, which will be formatted with a code variable representing the code option or the contents of the file defined by the file option. The following shows the default template:

[tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel.hooks.autorun]
template = "import os, sys;exec({code!r})"

Conditional execution

Sometimes you'll only want builds to induce auto-run behavior when installed under certain circumstances, like for tests. In such cases, set the enable-by-default option to false:

[tool.hatch.build.targets.wheel.hooks.autorun]
enable-by-default = false

Then when the desired build conditions are met, set the HATCH_BUILD_HOOK_ENABLE_AUTORUN environment variable to true or 1.

License

hatch-autorun is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.