plesty-sdk
The official command-line tool for developing Python modules compliant with the Plesty standard. It provides project scaffolding, compliance checking, documentation tooling, REUSE license compliance, and device manual generation.
Installation
pip install plesty-sdk
After installation the plesty command is available in your environment. For development
inside the SDK repository itself, use uv run plesty.
Quick start
# 1. Scaffold a new device module
mkdir plesty-power-meter && cd plesty-power-meter
plesty init device --author "Jane Doe" --email jane@example.com
# 2. Develop your module — the pre-push hook runs compliance checks automatically
# 3. Drive the instrument from a control panel built out of your device schema
uv sync --extra gui
python -m plesty.power_meter --gui
# 4. Run the full [SDK] compliance check manually at any time
plesty check
# 5. Preview the documentation locally
plesty docs serve
Commands
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
plesty init |
Scaffold a new device or experiment module from the official template |
plesty check |
Validate a project against the Plesty compliance standard |
plesty docs serve |
Preview documentation locally with live reload |
plesty docs deploy |
Build and push documentation to a remote pages branch |
plesty license update |
Ensure the declared license text exists in LICENSES/ and verify REUSE compliance |
plesty license lint |
Check the project against the REUSE specification |
plesty manual generate |
Generate Markdown/PDF reference manuals from a DocDevice class |
plesty update |
Update author, name, or CI stages in an existing project |
Full documentation is available at the project's GitLab Pages site and locally via
plesty docs serve run from within this repository.
License
plesty-sdk is free software licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License v3.0 or later (LGPL-3.0-or-later).
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