odhpy 0.2.0

A collection of splashings to master that which has no form and count that which is uncountable.

odhpy

Installation

This package may be installed using pip from Bitbucket (requires authentication), or directly from PyPi (public), or from a .tar.gz. Examples are shown below.

pip install git+https://bitbucket.org/odhydrology/odhpy.git

pip install odhpy

pip install .\dist\odhpy-0.0.32.tar.gz

Usage

import odhpy

# returns the package version
odhpy.__version__

# prints 'Hello world!' to the console
odhpy.hello_world()

Build and Upload to PyPi

First build a distribution from an anaconda prompt in the root of your project, and then upload the dist to PyPi using Twine.

python setup.py sdist

twine upload dist\odhpy-0.0.32.tar.gz

As of Nov 2023, PyPi uses an API token instead of a conventional password. You can still use Twine, but the username is "token", and password is the API token which is very long string starting with "pypi-".

username = __token__
password = pypi-#####################################################################################

Where can I find the API token password? Chas has it in his emails. It is also here on the network at .\ODH working files\Professional development, reading, etc\Software\ODHSoftware\ODHPy\PyPi_password_and_instructions.txt.

How do I make a new API token? Go to your PyPi account settings, and click on "API tokens". Then click on "Add API token", and give it a name. The token will be displayed on the next screen.

Unit Tests

WARNING: Run unit tests from an anaconda environment with compatable dependencies!

Install the nose2 test-runner framework.

pip install nose2

Then from the root project folder run the nose2 module. You can do this as a python modules, or just direcly from the anaconda prompt (both examples given below). This will automatically find and run tests in any modules named "test_*".

python -m nose2

nose2

You can run specific tests by specifying the module name. Example below.

nose2 src.odhpy.stats.tests

License

None.