scikit-build-core-conan 0.7.0

A conan plugin for scikit-build-core

scikit-build-core-conan

A conan plugin for scikit-build-core

[!NOTE] This project is under early development. Should you encounter any problems, please feel free to open an issue.

Installation

pip install scikit-build-core-conan

To use scikit-build-core-conan, add it to your build-system.requires, and specify the scikit_build_core_conan.build builder as your build-system.build-backend. You do not need to specify scikit_build_core as it will be required automatically.

Project Example

Here's a simple example on how you can use scikit-build-core-conan in your pyproject.toml.

[build-system]
requires = ["scikit-build-core-conan"]
build-backend = "scikit_build_core_conan.build"

[project]
name = "scikit_build_conan_simplest"
version = "0.0.1"

Configuration

scikit-build-core-conan supports a broad range of configuration options. These options can be placed directly in the pyproject.toml file. They can also be passed via -C/--config-setting in build or -C/--config-settings in pip. Below are the supported configuration options:

[tool.scikit-build-core-conan]
path = "."
build = "missing"
profile = "default"
options = []
settings = []
config = []
generator = "Ninja"
output-folder = "build"

Local recipes

Sometimes you may want to consume a local recipe rather than from the conan centre index. You can do this like this:

[[tool.scikit-build-core-conan.local-recipes]]
path = "path/to/recipe"
name = "recipe"   # optional: package name if not specified in conanfile
version = "0.0.1" # optional: package version if not specified in conanfile

Overrides

scikit-build-core-conan uses the same override system as scikit-build-core. For more details, check out the documentation of scikit-build-core.

For example:

[[tool.scikit-build-core-conan.overrides]]
if.platform-system = "linux"
profile = "/path/to/profile"

Projects using this build backend:

• endstone: A high-level plugin api for Minecraft: Bedrock Edition Dedicated Servers.