vutils-nox: Shared Nox Configuration for Vutils
vutils-nox is an extension of Nox that
contains a shared project and linters configurations and workflows, mostly
intended to be used by vutils-* packages.
Installation
vutils-nox can be installed via pip:
$ pip install vutils-nox
For other options, see the next section.
Usage
To start using vutils-nox workflows, just add to your noxfile.py:
from vutils.nox.nox import setup
setup()
Importing vutils.nox.nox will populate Nox sessions registry with the
predefined sessions, setup() ensures that Nox will run these sessions
correctly and efficiently.
With the Nox feature to load dependencies from pyproject.toml or scripts
you do not even have vutils-nox installed. Just make sure your noxfile.py
contains
# /// script
# dependencies = ["nox", "vutils-nox"]
# ///
from vutils.nox.nox import setup
setup()
and Nox will install vutils-nox for you to its own dedicated environment.
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