pycompile 0.1.4

A CLI tool for compiling python

pycompile

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A CLI tool for compiling python source code using Cython or Nuitka.

Table of contents

1. Local-development
2. Usage

Local-development

For local development run the following command

make setup-local-dev

All available make commands

make help

Usage

pycompile -i your_python_files --clean-source --engine nuitka 

By default, the Cython is being used as the default compiler.

Syntax	Description
--input-path PATH	by default it will exclude any test and __init__.py files
--clean-source	Deletes the sources files.
--keep-builds	Keeps the temp build files.
--clean-executables	Deletes the shared objects (.so) files.
--engine	Can be cython or nuitka.
-exclude-glob-paths	Glob file patterns for excluding specific files.
--verbose	Increase log messages.
--benchmark	Benchmark the examples.

Compiling the examples

For compiling the examples use the following command:

pycompile -i examples

which by default, deletes any temp build files and keeps the source files.

Benchmark sample examples

For running a benchmark on the examples use the following command:

pycompile -b