poetry-plugin-package-info 0.1.0

Plugin for poetry that creates/updates an package_info.py file with various details about the project/package.

Poetry Plugin: Package Info

This package is a plugin that generates an package_info.py file with variables containing values from pyproject.toml and git.

Installation

The easiest way to install the package-info plugin is via the self add command of Poetry.

poetry self add poetry-plugin-package-info

If you used pipx to install Poetry you can add the plugin via the pipx inject command.

pipx inject poetry poetry-plugin-package-info

Otherwise, if you used pip to install Poetry you can add the plugin packages via the pip install command.

pip install poetry-plugin-plugin-package-info

Usage

By default, the package-info.py file is generated only when using the generage-package-info command in poetry,

poetry generate-package-info

The plugin can be enabled to run before poetry build command by adding the run-before-build to the project pyproject.toml file.

[tool.poetry-plugin-package-info]
run-before-build = true

The plugin can be re-configured in the pyproject.toml file, below are the options and their defaults.

[tool.poetry-plugin-package-info]

# Run before poetry build command
run-before-build = false

# The path relative to the pyproject.toml file
package-info-file-path = "package_name_in_snake_case/package_info.py"

# The line length to fit python code into.
line-length = 79

# The line separate to use.
line-separator = "\n"

# Any header code to put at the top of the file.
header = "# Auto-generated by poetry-plugin-package-info at {file-write-time}"

# Any foot code to put at the bottom of the file.
footer = ""

# Search parent directories (relative to pyproject.toml) for .git
git-search-parent-directories = false

# ordered list of variables to include in the file.
include = [
    "project-name",
    "project-description",
    "project-version",
    "project-homepage",
    "project-repository",
    "project-documentation",
    "project-classifiers",
    "project-authors",
    "project-license",
    "git-commit-id",
    "git-commit-author-name",
    "git-commit-author-email",
    "git-commit-timestamp",
    "git-branch-name",
    "git-branch-path",
    "git-has-staged-changes",
    "git-has-unstaged-changes",
    "git-has-changes"
]

Give the defaults, below is an example package_info.py file.

# File was auto-generated by poetry-plugin-package-info at 2023-06-05T00:35:43Z
__project_name__ = "my-project"
__project_description__ = "Some description."
__project_version__ = "1.2.3"
__project_homepage__ = "https://python-poetry.org"
__project_repository__ = "https://github.com/python-poetry/poetry"
__project_documentation__ = "https://python-poetry.org/docs"
__project_classifiers__ = [
                              "Topic :: Software Development :: Build Tools",
                              "Topic :: Software Development :: Libraries :: Python Mo"
                              "dules",
                          ]
__project_authors__ = [
                          "Ben Ellis <[e-mail]>",
                      ]
__project_license__ = "MIT"
__git_commit_id__ = "c4192bc5524b6905de5bcbdc0840e932c48d90ff"
__git_commit_author_name__ = "Ben Ellis"
__git_commit_author_email__ = "[e-mail]"
__git_commit_timestamp__ = "2023-06-05T01:27:30+01:00"
__git_branch_name__ = "main"
__git_branch_path__ = "refs/heads/main"
__git_has_staged_changes__ = False
__git_has_unstaged_changes__ = False
__git_has_changes__ = False

How-to

Change variable names

[tool.poetry-plugin-package-info]

includes = [
    "project-name",
    "project-description",
    "git-commit-id",
    { "property" = "git-is-dirty", "variable_name" = "clean_me" }
]

Related Projects

• website: The official Poetry website and blog
• poetry-plugin-export: Export Poetry projects/lock files to foreign formats like requirements.txt (Used some test code from this project)