pyplz 0.11.1

A Python-first command runner

pyplz

Python-first Friction-free Task Runner.

⚠️ Please note ⚠️

pyplz is currently in early development. While it is already usable, some features are still missing, incomplete or not fully documented. Feel free to open an issue if you have any feedback or suggestions.

pip install pyplz

Why use a task runner?

A task runner automates tasks like building, testing, and deploying, making them faster and more reliable. It ensures consistent execution and simplifies collaboration by providing clear, reusable commands.

Why pyplz?

pyplz aims to be a friction-free task runner. While task runners simplify development, they often add friction with new syntax, extra tools, or integration issues.

1. Python-first: Familiar syntax, flexible, and powerful. If you know Python, you know pyplz.
2. Simplicity: Common features are built-in and work out of the box. No need for hafty configuration or tinkering.
3. Integration: If it can run Python, it can run pyplz. Use it in your project's dev environment, container, CI/CD, or anywhere else.
4. Documentation: pyplz offers extensive docs as well as generates task-specific help documentation, ensuring clarity and ease of use.

Getting Started

Installation

1. Using python 3.9 or later, run pip install pyplz
2. Create a plzfile.py in the root of your project
3. Using your terminal, execute plz in the root of your project

Development dependencies (e.g., pytest) are best included in a dedicated file (e.g. requirements.dev.txt). Add plz to your dev dependencies to make it available in development, out of the box, for every project contributor.

Example