This package is intended to be included in e.g. a tox.ini file for testing of packages that rely on gtk2.0. under Linux.
gtk is normally already installed on the target machine but not available in any virtualenv. Installing with pip as dependency is not possible.
This package, during setup, will setup links to the relevant directories (see main() in setup.py).
Typical use is to include the following dependency in your tox.ini file:
deps:
pytest
ruamel.venvgtk
or you can install the links to gtk in your virtualenv by activating your environment and doing:
pip install ruamel.venvgtk
You don’t need to import from this package. Everything interesting happens during installation!
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