libfelix
Felix' library of snippets.
- few dependencies
- keep it simple
Installation
uv add libfelix
uv add libfelix[full]
libfelix.git
>>> from libfelix.git import Repo
>>> r = Repo('.')
>>> r.head
'9e260ece8558ba9a6c4ad6a9c89905630fe0140b'
libfelix.infra
pyinfra-related stuff.
from libfelix.infra import basics, provision
# ssh-keyscan -t ssh-ed25519 -H sdf.org
basics.ensure_known_host(
host_key=...,
)
basics.ssh_key_whitelist(
keys=[
'ssh-ed25519 ...',
]
)
provision.repo()
provision.felix_configs()
provision.docker()
basics.mise()
basics.fnox()
basics.mise_trust(dir_name=...)
See e2e-tests/deploy.py for details.
@tofu Connector
This also comes with a @tofu connector that is similar to the @terraform connector.
pyinfra @tofu/foo fact server.LinuxName
PYINFRA_TOFU_DIR=../another-state pyinfra @tofu/bar fact server.LinuxName
libfelix.music 1
Controls music players via dbus (org.mpris.MediaPlayer2.Player) and scores them based on a simple heuristic (see
score_players in libfelix/music/api.py).
$ music --help
Usage: music [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...
Options:
--help Show this message and exit.
Commands:
Next
PlayPause
Previous
players
libfelix.logging
Opinionated settings for Structlog:
- log to STDERR
- configure the log level by setting the environment variable
LOGLEVEL
from libfelix.logging import configure_structlog_console_from_env, get_logger
configure_structlog_console_from_env()
log = get_logger()
log.info('...')
libfelix.rename_scans 1
Renames scanned PDFs (from the M365 Android app and shared via KDE Connect) in a directory to a sane format.
felix-kdeconnect-rename-scans ~/Downloads/kdeconnect/
Development
mise trust
mise install
prek install -f
uv sync --all-extras
# to add a dependency to the optional-dependencies [full]
uv add --optional=full boto3
e2e-tests
https://developer.hashicorp.com/vagrant
vagrant plugin install vagrant-libvirt
vagrant up
pyinfra @vagrant
vagrant ssh-config > vagrant_ssh_config
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