Ingot Sqlite Ingot package.
Provides integration with the SQLite DB for Ingots projects
For consumers
For using the Ingot package just execute the following commands:
- Add the package to the
requirements.txtfile of your project. - Install int using the
piptool. - TODO. Add here something extra information.
Package CLI
The package provides CLI.
It allows to start working with the package quickly.
It contains the following commands:
TODO. Add builders here after generating their by the ingots package_bootstrap tool.
For using the CLI tool just call the following command:
ingot-sqlite-cli <command>
Getting package CLI help:
ingot-sqlite-cli --help
ingot-sqlite-cli <command> --help
For developers
Prepare the project for working
Clone a repository:
mkdir ingots-libs
cd ingots-libs
git clone https://github.com/ABKorotky/ingot-sqlite.git
cd ingot-sqlite
Prepare a virtual environment:
python3.9 -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
Prepare repository hooks
pip install pre_commit
pre-commit install
pre-commit autoupdate
Configure code-quality tools:
pip install black flake8 mypy coverage
Configure the Sphinx tool
Please, use the following page for configuring the Sphinx documentation generator: Sphinx
pip install sphinx
sphinx-build -b html docs docs/build -v
Using the tox tool
The Ingot package allows automation via the tox tool.
pip install tox
Use configured tox tool for several activities.
tox -e reformat - auto reformat code by the black tool, makes ordering import too.
tox -e cs - checks code style by PEP8.
tox -e ann - checks annotations of types by the mypy tool.
tox -e utc - runs unittests with the coverage tool.
tox -e report - builds coverage report for the project.
tox -e doc - builds a package documentation.
tox -e build - builds a package form current branch / tag / commit.
tox -e upload - uploads package to the PyPI index. Set the PYPI_REPOSITORY_ALIAS virtual variable for specify PyPI destination.
Calling tox without parameters will execute the following steps: cs, ann, utc and report.
Using package CLI locally
Obviously, it's impossible to call the package CLI via package entry-point.
Use the following command instead:
python -m ingot_sqlite.scripts.ingot_sqlite ...
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