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tox-external-wheels

Use externally created wheels with Tox

Features

  • The ability to define external wheel files to tests in the tox config (example tox.ini file):
[tox]
envlist = py-{a,b,c}
[testenv]
external_wheels =
    a: {toxinidir}/dist/*py27*.whl
    b: {toxinidir}/dist/*py37*.whl
commands =
    a,b: pytest test
    c: pip list

Or defined in a command line argument

tox -e 'py-{a,b,c}' --external_wheels 'a:dist/*py27*.whl;b:dist/*py37*.whl'

Notes: In this case py-c falls back to installing from source. tox-external_wheels now supports ! in env names

  • The ability to define an external command to build wheel(s) with (example tox.ini file):
[tox]
envlist = py-{a,b,c}
[testenv]
external_build=
    ./prepare_build.sh
    ./build.sh
external_wheels =
    {toxinidir}/dist/*.whl
commands =
    a,b: pytest test
    c: pip list

Or defined in a command line argument

tox -e 'py-{a,b,c}' --external_build './build.sh'

Note: if command exits with non-zero return code, error will be reported and exception will be raised.

  • Support installing dependencies from external wheel files by adding their name into the external_wheels in config
[tox]
envlist = py-{a,b,c}
[testenv]
deps = six
external_wheels =
    a: {toxinidir}/dist/*py27*.whl (six: six-*.whl[optional_extra])
    b: {toxinidir}/dist/*py37*.whl
commands =
    a,b: pytest test
    c: pip list

Or defined in a command line argument

tox -e 'py-{a,b,c}' --external_wheels 'a:dist/*py27*.whl (six: six-*.whl[optional_extra]);b:/dist/*py37*.whl'

Requirements

  • tox

Installation

You can install "tox-external-wheels" via pip from PyPI:

pip install tox-external-wheels

Usage

Use the external_wheel option. Like shown in usage

Contributing

Contributions are very welcome. Tests can be run with tox, please ensure the coverage at least stays the same before you submit a pull request.

License

Distributed under the terms of the MIT license, tox-external-wheels is free and open source software.

Issues

If you encounter any problems, please file an issue along with a detailed description.

Metadata

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