palace-util
Small, dependency-light utilities shared across Palace Project
Python packages. Lives in the palace.util namespace.
This package exists so that the handful of cross-cutting helpers that every Palace package needs
— a common exception hierarchy, timezone-aware datetime handling, a standardized
LoggerMixin — can be depended on without pulling in the heavier palace-manager application.
Packages that need only these primitives depend on palace-util directly; palace-manager is
also just a consumer.
Scope
palace-util sits at the bottom of the Palace dependency graph: other Palace packages depend
on palace-util; palace-util depends on no other Palace package.
If a utility is only useful inside the Palace Manager application, it does not belong here —
keep it in src/palace/manager/util/. Candidates for palace-util should be:
- Reusable outside the manager application (e.g., by other Palace services, CLI tools, or
by future extracted packages like
palace-opds). - Runtime-dependency-light — stdlib-only is the ideal, and in the rare case a third-party
library is justified it must be tiny and widely-used. Consumers of
palace-utilshould be able to add it to theirpyproject.tomlwithout materially growing their install footprint. - No intra-Palace dependencies.
- Stable enough that the wider ecosystem can rely on it without expecting frequent breaking changes.
Development
This package is a uv workspace member
of the main circulation repository. Work on it from the repo root — uv sync
picks up all workspace members automatically; tox -e py312-docker runs the full test suite.
Tests for this package live at the repository root under tests/palace_util/ (workspace-member
tests are kept under the root tests/ tree so they share the repo's pytest fixtures and conftest
plugins).
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