prybar: Create temporary pkg_resources entry points at runtime
A Python library to temporarily define pkg_resources entry points at runtime. The primary use case is testing code which works with entry points.
Installing
$ pip install prybarprybar requires Python 3.6 or greater.
Usage
>>> import prybar
>>> from pkg_resources import iter_entry_points
>>> # Entry point doesn't exist
>>> list(iter_entry_points('example.hash_types', 'sha256'))
[]
>>> # With prybar's context manager we can create entry points temporarily
>>> with prybar.dynamic_entrypoint('example.hash_types',
... name='sha256', module='hashlib'):
... hash = next(iter_entry_points('example.hash_types', 'sha256')).load()
... hash(b'foo').hexdigest()[:6]
'2c26b4'
>>> # And it's gone again
>>> list(iter_entry_points('example.hash_types', 'sha256'))
[]See the full documentation for more.
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