jaraco.packaging 5.1

tools to supplement packaging Python releases

Tools for packaging.

dependency_tree

A distutils command for reporting the dependency tree as resolved by setuptools. Use after installing a package.

show

A distutils command for reporting the attributes of a distribution, such as the version or author name. Here are some examples against this package:

$ python -q setup.py show
jaraco.packaging 2.8.2.dev1+nfaae9fb96b36.d20151127
$ python -q setup.py show --attributes version
2.8.2.dev1+nfaae9fb96b36.d20151127
$ python -q setup.py show --attributes author,author_email
"Jason R. Coombs" [e-mail]
$ python setup.py -q show --attributes classifiers
"['Development Status :: 5 - Production/Stable', 'Intended Audience :: Developers', 'License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License', 'Programming Language :: Python :: 2.7', 'Programming Language :: Python :: 3']"
$ python setup.py -q show --attributes "description url"
"tools to supplement packaging Python releases" https://bitbucket.org/jaraco/jaraco.packaging

Note that passing -q suppresses the “running show” message.

Attributes may be specified as comma-separated or space-separated keys. Results are printed using subprocess.list2cmdline so may be parsed using shlex.split. By default, ‘name’ and ‘version’ are printed.

sphinx

This package provides a Sphinx extension that will inject into the config the following values from the project’s package metadata (as presented by distutils):

• project (from name)

• author

• copyright (same as author)

• version

• release (same as version)

• package_url (from url)

To enable, include ‘jaraco.packaging’ in your requirements and add ‘jaraco.packaging.sphinx’ to your list of extensions in your config file:

extensions=['jaraco.packaging.sphinx']

make-tree

A utility for taking output from pipdeptree --json and producing a tree rooted at a given package.

Usage:

pipdeptree --json | python -m jaraco.packaging.make-tree mypkg