Simple bootstraping of python scripts
This is an early prototype of a simple bootstrapping system for python. By importing scriptstrap into a python script, a virtual environment (“venv”) will be automatically created, dependencies installed (using pip) and the script will finally be re-launched inside the venv. This simplifies distribution of small utility scripts, as package dependencies are automatically manged by just running the script.
The intended use case for scriptstrap is single-file utility scripts only!
Features
Automatic creation of virtual environment for each script
Dependencies are installed and imported automatically
Simplified script distribution
No additional dependencies other than python and virtualenv
Requirements
Python 2.7 or later
virtualenv
Getting started
You must do a global install of scriptstrap or run it from another venv. Recommended installation is:
$ pip install scriptstrap
Example
Simple script that downloads the Google main page and prints it:
import scriptstrap
scriptstrap.python3('requests')
print(requests.get('http://google.com').content)Running the script, assuming the script is called requests.py, will create a new venv in a directory called requests.venv3 next to the script. If the script is launched again, the same venv will be re-used.
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