Using custom_metadata in setup call
from setuptools import setup
setup(
name='spam',
custom_metadata={
'x_str': 'bla',
'x_int': 23,
'x_list': ['a', 'b', 'c']})
Using 'setup.py metadata'
./setup.py metadata --key=install_requires
pygraphviz
lxml
another-package
This prints out the 'install_requires' setup keyword argument.
If it can't find the requested key, it will also search the custom_metadata dict:
./setup.py metadata --key=x_str
bla
./setup.py metadata --key=x_int
23
./setup.py metadata --key=x_list
a
b
c
Installing
Install it into your system Python like this:
sudo pip install setuptools-metadata
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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