make-home-links 0.1.0a1

Make symlinks to your home folder

make-home-links readme

Simplify your shell setup by making symlinks to your home folder.

It takes a TOML file and creates symlinks from your checkout.

Prerequisites

• pipx or just pip3

Installation

One of:

• pipx install make-home-links
• pip install --user make-home-links

Upgrading:

• pipx upgrade make-home-links
• pip install --user -U make-home-links

After installation, make-home-links command should become available:

make-home-links --help
make-home-links --version

Development

The project uses hatch behind the scenes.

How to use

# reformat the code
make fmt

# run the cli
hatch run cli

# run the cli version
hatch run cli --version

# run the cli help
hatch run help
hatch run cli --help

# run mypy
hatch run types:check

# run tests
hatch run test
hatch run test -k usual_pytest_flags -m my_marker

# go to the dev shell
hatch shell

# build the distribution
hatch build

Increase version

hatch version <new_version>

Publishing

Test publishing

Create .env.test with contents (when doing first ever release, you will not be able to constrain the token to project -- create one for entire account and then switch to project-based token):

export HATCH_INDEX_USER=__token__
# token from "API tokens" of https://test.pypi.org/manage/account/
export HATCH_INDEX_AUTH=pypi-...

then publish to the testing PyPI:

hatch version <new_version>
source .env.test
hatch publish -r test -y

Publishing to prod

Create .env.prod with contents (when doing first ever release, you will not be able to constrain the token to project -- create one for entire account and then switch to project-based token):

export HATCH_INDEX_USER=__token__
# token from "API tokens" of https://pypi.org/manage/account/
export HATCH_INDEX_AUTH=pypi-...

then publish to the testing PyPI:

# maybe also: hatch version <new_version>
source .env.prod
hatch publish -r main -y

See also hatch publish documentation.