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Overview
Development utilities and support code.
Notable packages
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cli - The codebase's all-in-one CLI. This is not installed as an entrypoint / command when this package is itself installed - that is separated into the
omdev-cliinstallable package so as to not pollute users' bin/ directories when depping this lib for its utility code. -
amalg - The amalgamator.
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pyproject (amalg) - python project management tool. wrangles but does not replace tools like venv, pip, setuptools, and uv. does things like sets up venvs, generates
.pkgdirectories and theirpyproject.toml's (from their__about__.py's), and packages them. this should grow to eat more and more of the Makefile. as it is amalgamated it requires no installation and can just be dropped into other projects / repos. -
ci (amalg) - ci runner. given a
compose.ymland requirements.txt files, takes care of building and caching of containers and venvs and execution of required ci commands. detects and natively uses github-action's caching system. unifies ci execution between local dev and github runners. -
tools.json (cli:
om j) - a tool for json-like data, obviously in the vein of jq but using the internal jmespath engine. supports true streaming json input and output, as well as various other non-streaming input formats. -
tools.git (cli:
om git) - a tool for various lazy git operations, including the one that (poorly) writes all of these commit messages.
Amalgamation
Amalgamation is the process of stitching together multiple python source files into a single self-contained python script. 'lite' code is written in a style conducive to this.
Local storage
Some of this code, when asked, will store things on the local filesystem. The only directories used (outside of ones explicitly specified as command or function arguments) are managed in home.paths, and are the following:
$OMLISH_HOME, default of~/.omlish- persistent things like config and state.$OMLISH_CACHE, default of~/.cache/omlish- used for things like the local ci cache and various other cached data.
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