spdx-python-model 0.0.2

SPDX Model Python Bindings

spdx-python-model

Generated Python code for SPDX Spec version 3

All bindings in this repository are generated using shacl2code at the time the package is built.

NOTE: The bindings are pretty low level, intended for more directly manipulating SPDX files. While they are fully functions, they lack higher level helper functions that may be useful for creating SPDX documents. If you want a higher level approach, please see the SPDX Python Tools (however this repo doesn't yet support SPDX 3)

Installation (PyPi)

python3 -m pip install spdx-python-model

Installation (Git)

If you would like to pull the bindings directly from Git instead of using a released version from PyPi, the following command can be used:

python3 -m pip install git+https://github.com/spdx/spdx-python-model.git@main

Note that this will pull the latest version from the main branch. If you want a specific commit, replace main with the git commit SHA

Usage

Each version of the SPDX spec has a module named v{MAJOR}_{MINOR}_{MICRO} that contains the bindings for that version under the spdx_python_model top level. For example:

import spdx_python_model

p = spdx_python_model.v3_0_1.Person()

Alternatively, if a shorter name is desired, a specific version can be imported with another name:

from spdx_python_model import v3_0_1 as spdx_3_0

p = spdx_3_0.Person()

Testing

This repository has support for running tests against the bindings using pytest. To run the tests, first setup a virtual environment and install the development variant of the package in editable mode:

python3 -m venv .venv
. .venv/bin/activate
pip install -e '.[dev]'

Then the tests can be run with:

pytest -vx

Making a new release

To make a new release of this repository, bump the version number found in src/spdx_python_model/version.py, and merge it into the repo. After this, make a new release in GitHub with the name v + VERSION, where VERSION matches the version number specified in version.py (e.g. v1.0.0).

After this, GitHub actions will do the rest to build the package and publish it to PyPi