wheeljack-repoman 0.3

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# Wheeljack

Wheeljack helps manage dependent python projects. All related projects will
live in `$WHEELJACK_REPO` and will interact with one another in the active
virtual environment.

E.g. you may have a directory structure:

```
$WHEELJACK_REPO/
foo/
bar/

```

Where `foo` and `bar` are both python packages. In this environment you should
be able to freely edit `foo` or `bar` and access one another by doing `import
foo` or `import bar`. If you also do:

```
pip install bar
```

Your environment should favor the `git` working copy of `bar` over the `pip
install`ed package. This will allow you to work on packages and their
dependencies fairly seemlessly.

Wheeljack expects you to use a `virtualenv`.

## repos.conf

This is a `yaml` file which lists repositories in Github or Github Enterprise.

There are two main parts of the config. `global` which applies to all `repos`
and `repos` which define individual repositories.

See `example.conf`.

## install-repo

`install-repo` will install a repo from a repos.conf file to `$WHEELJACK_CODE`.
We'll instruct the user to use the `hub` command to fork this repo.

## TODO

* `update-libs` will update the current virtualenv:
* It will `git fetch origin/master` on any repos in `$WHEELJACK_CODE`
* It will `pip install -r $WHEELJACK_CODE/**/requirements.txt` for every
installed requirement.
* Work with multiple python `virutalenv`s.