🐍 Kobra
Wrapper for twine & python setup.py. The name of this module is not an error but a combination of the words king and cobra.
💾 Install
Installing the project by using pip:
pip install kobra
If you have *nix such a system (Android, Mac OS, Free BSD, Linux) you may not have the last python in your terminal, so use:
pip3 install kobra
⚙️ Functions
Part of the functionality is copying from python setup.py.
💾 Install
Installing the module from source code:
kobra
or:
kobra install
🧑💻 Develop
A command for developers to use the module folder as the main:
kobra develop
It is desirable to use when changing locales and configs of your module, which are in separate files.
📦 Publish
With this command, you can change the version of your module, create a build with python setup.py sdist and release to pypi.org:
kobra publish
For the command to work in your module there must be a file __init__.py, for example the following:
__version__ = "0.2.1"
You can also use the version from __init__.py in your setup.py:
from setuptools import setup
from <modulename> import __version__
setup(
...
version=__version__
...
)
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