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Extension of setuptools to support all core metadata fields

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setuptools-ext

This is a PEP 517 Build backend interface supporting fields in the Core metadata specifications which are otherwise difficult to provide using existing tools. Specifically, it allows declaring those fields marked with an “—” in the rightmost column of the table below by specifying them in a [tool.setuptools-ext] section of pyproject.toml. The backend otherwise functions identically to setuptools.build_meta, and is in fact a drop-in replacement for the default setuptools build backend.

Setuptools lacks a way to specify some fields, despite their validity in Python package metadata according to the spec. PEP 621 – Storing project metadata in pyproject.toml appears to have punted on some of the fields too.

Field

setup.py keyword

pyproject.toml name

Name

name

name

Version

version

version

Dynamic (multiple use)

dynamic

Platform (multiple use)

platforms

Supported-Platform (multiple use)

Summary

description

description

Description

long_description

readme

Description-Content-Type

long_description_content_type

readme

Keywords

keywords

keywords

Home-page

url

[project.urls]

Download-URL

download_url

Author

author

authors

Author-email

author_email

authors

Maintainer

maintainer

maintainers

Maintainer-email

maintainer_email

maintainers

License

license / license_files

license

Classifier (multiple use)

classifiers

classifiers

Requires-Dist (multiple use)

install_requires

dependencies

Requires-Python

python_requires

requires-python

Requires-External (multiple use)

Project-URL (multiple-use)

project_urls

[project.urls]

Provides-Extra (multiple use)

extras_require

[project.optional-dependencies]

Provides-Dist (multiple use)

Obsoletes-Dist (multiple use)

Reference links for the info above:

Usage

To offer a simple example, if you want to add a Supported-Platform and the Requires-External field three times, producing these lines in the .dist-info/METADATA file:

Supported-Platform: RedHat 8.3
Requires-External: C
Requires-External: libpng (>=1.5)
Requires-External: make; sys_platform != "win32"

You would configure the tool like this in pyproject.toml, specifying a build dependency on setuptools-ext and then adding the fields in a [tool.setuptools-ext] section:

[build-system]
requires = ["setuptools-ext"]
build-backend = "setuptools_ext"

...

[tool.setuptools-ext]
supported-platform = [
    "RedHat 8.3",
]
requires-external = [
    "C",
    "libpng (>=1.5)",
    'make; sys_platform != "win32"'
]

The metadata fields may then be consumed by automated tooling for building RPM packages with system dependencies, for example.

Note: This package does not add new keyword arguments to setup.py (that’s out of scope for a PEP 517 build backend).

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