piprepo
piprepo is a tool for building and synchronizing PEP-503 compliant package repositories.
It currently supports synchronization to a local directory as well as AWS S3.
Installation
pip install piprepo
Usage
Build:
usage: piprepo build [-h] directory positional arguments: directory Local directory to build optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit
Sync:
usage: piprepo sync [-h] source destination positional arguments: source Repository source destination Repository destination optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit
Building a local package repo
The piprepo build command builds a simple package index from packages contained in the specified directory.
Download some source tarballs or wheels:
pip download -d /tmp/localrepo pyyaml pip wheel -w /tmp/localrepo pip
Or create a wheel from your source and copy it out (be sure to pip install wheel):
python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel cp dist/*.whl /tmp/localrepo/
Build a simple package repository from downloaded packages:
piprepo build /tmp/localrepo
Build and sychronize to a destination repo
The piprepo sync command builds a simple package index from packages contained in the local source directory, and syncs packages and index files to the specified destination.
Download some source tarballs or wheels:
pip download -d /tmp/syncrepo pyyaml pip wheel -w /tmp/syncrepo pip
Synchronize to local directory:
piprepo sync /tmp/syncrepo /tmp/newrepo
Synchronize to an S3 bucket:
piprepo sync /tmp/syncrepo s3://my-bucket/piprepo
Install from a local repo
Once you have built your repo, you can install using:
pip install my-pkg --extra-index-url file:///tmp/localrepo/simple/
Development
Installing development requirements:
pip install -e .[dev]
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Metadata
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Release files for piprepo 0.1.3
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