reqstool-python-poetry-plugin 0.0.4

Reqstool Python Poetry Plugin

Reqstool Python Poetry Plugin

Description

This provides a generic plugin for Poetry that runs during the build process.

The plugin collects decorated code, formatting it and writing it to a annotations.yml file saved to the build/reqstool/ folder, utilizing the reqstool-python-decorators package for the processing.

Installation

Plugin

The package name is reqstool-python-poetry-plugin.

• Using poetry:

$poetry add reqstool-python-poetry-plugin 

• pip install (unsure if working as intended):

$pip install reqstool-python-poetry-plugin

Dependencies

reqstool-decorators

The plugin reads decorators available in the reqstool-python-decorators package.

$pip install reqstool-python-decorators

pyproject.toml

[tool.poetry.dependencies]
reqstool-python-decorators = "<version>"

Usage

pyproject.toml

Paths

The plugin gets the paths where it will look for decorated code from ("." is filtered out):

[tool.pytest.ini_options]
pythonpath = [".", "src", "tests"]

In this example all files in "src" and "tests", including subfolders, will be processed.

Poetry

This will be added when running poetry add reqstool-python-poetry-plugin

[tool.poetry.dependencies]
reqstool-python-poetry-plugin = "<version>"

Decorators

Used to decorate your code as seen in the examples below, the decorator processing that runs during the build process collects data from the decorated code.

Import decorators:

from reqstool-python-decorators.decorators.decorators import Requirements, SVCs

Example usage of the decorators:

@Requirements("REQ_111", "REQ_222")
def somefunction():

@SVCs("SVC_111", "SVC_222")
def test_somefunction():

Poetry build

When running $poetry build or $poetry install the plugin will run the activate function located inside DecoratorsPlugin class, calling functions from the reqstool-python-decorators package and generate a annotations.yml file in the build/reqstool/ folder containing formatted data on all decorated code found.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.