stellaspark-utils 0.7

A collection of python utilities for StellaSpark Nexus Digital Twin

Description

A collection of python utilities for StellaSpark Nexus Digital Twin technology.

Usage

TODO

Development

Create an environment:

# Install virtualenv if you didn't do that already
pip install virtualenv

# Navigate to the project root directory
cd <project_root>

# Create your new environment (called 'venv' here)
virtualenv venv

# Enter the virtual environment
.\venv\Scripts\activate
       
# Install the requirements in the current environment
pip install -r requirements.txt

# Install the development requirements in the current environment
pip install -r requirements_dev.txt   

Autoformat your code with:

# Navigate to the project root directory
cd <project_root>

# Enter the virtual environment
.\venv\Scripts\activate

# Make the code look nice              
black .

# Sort the import statements
isort .

# Validate the code syntax
flake8

Prepare release

1. Create a Pypi account and after registering, make sure your account has a pypi token
2. Update version in stellaspark_utils/version.txt
3. Update the CHANGES.rst with a change and release date of today
4. Optionally, autoformat code (see above)
5. Optionally, create a pull request in a branch "release "
6. Optionally, Add commit message "release "
7. Optionally, Merge the pull request in main branch
8. Optionally, Checkout main branch and pull

Release automatically

cd <project_root>
.\venv\Scripts\activate
python release.py

Release manually

# Navigate to the project root directory
cd <project_root>

# Enter the virtual environment
.\venv\Scripts\activate

# Create distribution (with a '.tar.gz' in it)
python setup.py sdist

# Validate all distibutions in stellaspark_utils/dist
twine check dist/*

# Upload distribution to pypi.org
twine upload dist/stellaspark_utils-<version>.tar.gz

# You will be prompted for a username and password. 
# - for the username, use __token__ (yes literally '__token__')
# - for the password, use the pypi token value, including the 'pypi-' prefix