rye 0.6.1

Concurrent and flexible task runner

Intro

Rye is a python task automation tool. It is one of a long list of other projects. The question at this point should be, why not just use one of thos other tools? The answer is that I had a workflow in mind, but couldn’t quite get any of the other tools to do it.

• Read from a simple config file

• Maintain a set of virtualenvs for each environment

• Update those environments when my pyproject.toml or poetry.lock files changed.

• Run all my tasks in parallel

• Let tasks share environments where that makes sense (lint and typing?)

• Work with poetry

• Allow installing dependencies and the package separately (for Dockerfile caching)

I was trying to set this up without thinking it through a ton, and kept fighting with tox’s built in defaults. No way to install packages without the source code. Using poetry involved some truly ugly hacks. No auto-update of environments, and hard to share environments between tasks. I did like that it depended on a config file with a lot of built in behaviors that you could inherit from!

I looked at stuff like Nox and Invoke- Nox required more programming then tox and still had a bunch of defaults I’d have to figure out how to override. Invoke would have just been working from scratch.

What I really wanted was a makefile- list tasks, specify dependencies for those tasks, and rebuild them when the dependencies change. The actual commands to run should be completely configurable. So Rye was born. It uses pyproject.toml as configuration. It will automatically keep your virtual environments in sync with your config files- no matter the tool you’re using. It has a good set of default behaviors you can pull in. Best of all, every step of the process is completely configurable- if you want!

# pyproject.toml
[tool.rye]
default_tasks = ["test", "lint", "format", "typing"]

[tool.rye."task.pytest"]
target_environments = ["poetry.py37", "poetry.py36"]

[tool.rye."poetry.py36"."task.pytest"]
commands = [["pytest", "tests", "--no-cov"]]

[tool.rye."task.lint"]
target_environments = ["poetry.py37"]
commands = [["pylint", "src/rye", "tests"]]

[tool.rye."task.format"]
target_environments = ["poetry.py37"]
commands = [
        ["black", ".", "--check"],
        ["isort", "-rc", "-tc", "--check-only", "src", "tests"],
]

[tool.rye."task.typing"]
target_environments = ["poetry.py37"]
commands = [
        ["mypy", "src/rye", "--ignore-missing-imports"],
]

OR, YAML

default_tasks:
  - test
  - lint
  - format
  - typing

task.pytest:
  target_environments:
    - poetry.py37
    - poetry.py36

poetry.py36:
  task.pytest:
    commands:
     - ["pytest", "tests", "--no-cov"]

task.lint:
  target_environments:
    - poetry.py37
  commands:
    - ["pylint", "src/rye", "tests"]

task.format:
  target_environments:
    - poetry.py37
  commands:
    - ["black", ".", "--check"]
    - ["isort", "-rc", "-tc", "--check-only", "src", "tests"]

task.typing:
  target_environments:
    - poetry.py37
  commands:
    - ["mypy", "src/rye", "--ignore-missing-imports"]

$ rye
Running tasks- ['poetry.py37', 'TASK poetry.py37#lint', 'TASK poetry.py37#format', 'TASK poetry.py37#typing']
ENV poetry.py37 > Preparing Env
ENV poetry.py37 > Already using interpreter /home/pbecotte/venvs/rye/bin/python3.7
ENV poetry.py37 > Using base prefix '/usr'
ENV poetry.py37 > New python executable in /home/pbecotte/PycharmProjects/rye/.rye/py37/bin/python3.7
ENV poetry.py37 > Also creating executable in /home/pbecotte/PycharmProjects/rye/.rye/py37/bin/python
ENV poetry.py37 > Installing setuptools, pip, wheel...

Read the full documentation at https://rye.readthedocs.io/en/latest/ Or check out the source at https://gitlab.com/pjbecotte/rye

Installation

You can install Rye from pypi-

pip install rye