testable-dependables 0.1.0

Output testable Python versions based on pyproject.toml.

testable-dependables

testable-dependables outputs the testable versions of Python for use in a justfile or CI/CD workflow instead of hardcoding them. Automatically stay on top of supported Python versions.

It supports modern Python packages that use the pyproject.toml standard (aka PEP 621).

Why?

I wanted a command to automatically test all supported Python versions for a library based on its pyproject.toml Python requirements, i.e. not hardcoding versions somewhere.

Here's an example justfile that utilizes testable-dependables and uv to run unit tests in isolated environments for each supported Python version.

# Run tests across all supported Python versions
test-all-versions:
    #!/usr/bin/env bash
    set -euo pipefail

    for version in $(uvx testable-dependables); do
      echo -e "\n=== Testing with Python $version ==="
      uv run --all-extras --python "$version" pytest
      echo -e "\n=== Tests completed for Python $version ===\n"
    done
    
    echo "All tests completed successfully"

Usage

uvx

uv is an extremely fast Python package and project manager, written in Rust. uvx is an alias for uv tool run ....

1. Install uv
2. Go to a directory with source code for a Python package
3. uvx testable-dependables

pipx

pipx is a way to run install and run Python applications in isolated environments.

1. Install pipx
2. pipx install testable-dependables
3. Go to a directory with source code for a Python package
4. testable-dependables

pip --user

Install testable-dependables to the Python user install directory. More details in the pip docs.

1. pip install --user testable-dependables
2. Go to a directory with source code for a Python package
3. testable-dependables

CLI arguments

path

testable-dependables optionally accepts a path as the first argument. Defaults to . for the current directory.

uvx testable-dependables /path/to/project

--json

Output as json.

uvx troml --json /path/to/project

--verbose

Outputs more verbose information.

uvx troml --verbose /path/to/project/

Development

1. Install just: https://just.systems/man/en/packages.html
2. just fetch

Run from source

uv run testable-dependables [PATH-TO-PYPROJECT-TOML]

Commands

• unit tests (via pytest): just test
• linting (via ruff): just lint
• type checking (via mypy): just type
• unit test coverage (via coverage.py): just coverage
• run 'em all: just dev

Inspiration

• https://indieweb.social/@adamghill/115210565251655417