urirun-declarative 0.1.1

Define urirun connector routes declaratively — a spec dict (scheme/target/routes) becomes typed URI bindings, no Python handler code. Pure stdlib, no urirun dependency.

urirun-declarative

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Define urirun connector routes declaratively — a spec dict (scheme, target, routes with method/path/schema) becomes typed URI bindings with no Python handler code. The urirun fetch adapter then resolves each route. Extracted from urirun.connectors.declarative as a standalone, dependency-free package.

Pure stdlib (pathlib, typing) — no urirun dependency — so a declarative connector (e.g. urirun-connector-ksef) can depend on just this, not the whole backend.

Why it's its own package

extraction_audit.py reports it a clean leaf (zero urirun imports, stdlib only). It is a distinct, reusable capability — spec → bindings — consumed by declarative connectors. Same lift case as urirun-cdp / urirun-uinput / urirun-openapi-import.

Install

pip install -e .          # editable, from this repo

Use

from urirun_declarative import declarative

spec = declarative.load_spec("ksef.routes.yaml")
bindings = declarative.bindings_from_spec(spec)

Back-compat

The old import path still works via a re-export shim in the urirun package:

from urirun.connectors import declarative   # → urirun_declarative.declarative (sys.modules shim)

A connector that imports this at module top (e.g. ksef) declares urirun-declarative in its own dependencies, so it is installed wherever that connector runs.

Tests

PYTHONPATH=../urirun/adapters/python python -m pytest tests/ -q

License

Licensed under Apache-2.0.