slivka 0.8.5b7

A toolkit for deploying command-line tools as web services.

Slivka is a server application using Python 3.7+ intended for easy and flexible creation of REST API for web services. The server is based on Flask microframework and uses MongoDB as a backend storage. Out intention is to create easily configurable and extensible interface for running command line programs on a computer cluster. Currently, Univa Grid Engine is supported out-of-the-box. More information can be found in the documentation.

Installation

Slivka is distributed as sources repository on GitHub and as a conda package.

In order to install slivka from sources, clone the repository from GitHub:

git clone https://github.com/bartongroup/slivka.git

navigate into the newly created directory and run the setup.py script located in the repository’s top directory with the Python interpreter.:

python setup.py install

Installation with pip is also supported:

python -m pip install <path to slivka>

or:

python -m pip install git+https://github.com/bartongroup/slivka.git@master

Conda users may prefer to install slivka directly from our anaconda channel, The package is provided by our slivka channel so make sure to specify the channel name explicitly in the installation command. We also recommend using conda-forge as a source for other dependencies. You can either permanently append it to the channels list using conda config or tell conda to use it with additional -c conda-forge argument. Keep in mind that development versions of slivka may not be available from conda.:

conda install -c slivka slivka

For Developers

If you are the developer working with slivka sources, you may need to install slivka in editable mode. It allows you make changes to the installed package without the need to reinstall it every time. Slivka can be installed in editable mode with either setuptools (deprecated since python 3.10):

python setup.py develop

or using pip:

python -m pip install -e <path to slivka>

For conda users, we recommend installing dependencies with conda first for the slivka version you are going to work on:

conda install --only-deps -c slivka slivka=<target-version>

and, after that, install slivka in editable mode without dependencies using pip:

python -m pip install --no-deps -e <path to slivka>