Unimake

The unimake package supports the Unimake Terminal Development Environment (TDE), part of the Unimatrix Framework.

Install unimake:

$ pip install unimake

Example - bootstrap a new Python project

All projects start by bootstrapping them using the unimake command-line utility.

# Bootstrap a project for a Python package.
$ python3 -m unimake bootstrap package python --name foo

# Bootstap a project for a namespaced Python package.
$ python3 -m unimake bootstrap package python --name bar --namespace foo

# Bootstrap a project for a Python application.
$ python3 -m unimake bootstrap application python --name foo

Example - apply configuration to project

If the project configuration is changed, it must be applied to the source tree.

$ python3 -m unimake apply

Developing

• Run make env to set up the local development environment.
• Run make console to start a Python interpreter.
• If new requirements are added to the project (see git log requirements.txt), run make depsrebuild.
• Export the environment variables to a file with make .env. Use this command when integrating with third-party IDEs such as Eclipse or VSCode. Do not check in this file to the version control system - it is local to your environment only.
• Build the technical documentation with make documentation.
• Additional targets may be specified in config.mk.

License

Proprietary

Author information

This Python package was created by Cochise Ruhulessin for the Unimatrix One project.

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