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Configurable venv extension

Project description

Kantan

Configurable venv extension.

How to use?

Kantan assumes the existence of a folder ~/.kantan containing available configuration.

/~
    /.kantan
        /default
            configuration.json
            file_to_copy

Example configuration.json:

{
    "requirements: [ // Requirements to be installed using `pip install`
        numpy=1.2.3
    ],
    "include_files" : [ // Files to be copied to `env_dir`
        "file_to_copy"
    ]
}

Then as with venv a virtual environment can be created:

$ python -m kantan .venv [--config-name CONFIG_NAME=default]

Development

Python virtual environment

Create and load a virtual environement.

$ python -m venv .venv
$ source .venv/bin/activate

Install dependencies.

$ pip install -e '.[dev,pub]'

Run tests, linter, bandit, black and isort

Running Pytest on the codebase.

$ python -m pytest .

Running Pylint on the codebase.

$ python -m pylint src

Running Bandit on the codebase.

$ python -m bandit -c pyproject.toml -r src

Running Black formatter on the codebase.

$ python -m black src

Running Isort formatter on the codebase.

$ python -m isort src

Publish package

Build package.

$ python -m build .

Verify package.

$ python -m twine check dist/*

Upload package to a pypi.

$ python -m twine upload dist/*

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