uranium-plus 2.1.1

an opinionated base package for builds using uranium

uranium-plus: opinionated usage of uranium

uranium-plus is an alpha project. use at your own risk, and things are subject to change

uranium-plus is an opinionated way of using uranium, relying on standardization to provide functionality out of the box:

• a uranium test directive, using pytest
• a uranium publish directive, to publish packages
• a uranium main directive,

standard conventions

• your tests live in either in a "tests" directory under your main module.
• a setup.py file is used to declare your package
• the main task can be overriden with any setup required to publish the application.

using uranium-plus in your ubuild.py

You can install uranium-plus, then call the provided boostrap function to bootstrap your repo. from that point on, you will have all the standard uranium-plus goodies:

# ubuild.py
build.packages.install("uranium-plus")
import uranium_plus

build.config.update({
    "uranium-plus": {
        "module": "my-module"
    }
})

uranium_plus.bootstrap(build)

Using uranium-plus for vscode

uranium-plus includes built in configuration for maximum compatibility with vscode's vscode-python extension.

modify your uranium-plus installation to include the vscode extras:

# ubuild.py
build.packages.install("uranium-plus[vscode]")
import uranium_plus

Design / Best Practices

uranium-plus ensures best practices that are not necessarily enforced by uranium itself, this inclues:

Installing all dependencies and requirements during the main() call.

Developers may go offline at inopportune times. As a result, there should not be surprise dependencies that are discovered only when the task is invoked for the first time.

uranium-plus moves almost all dependencies to the setup.py, and moves dependencies that can only be resolved by user configuration (such as test.packages) to the main() function to be installed then.