Command line tools to help you develop your package.
> devp init mypack -license mit --md > cd mypack > ls -a ./ ../ .meta_version LICENSE README.md build/ docs/ mypack/ setup.py test/ > cat setup.py from setuptools import setup, find_packages ... with Path('README.md').open() as readme: readme = readme.read() ... setup( name='mypack', ... long_description=readme, long_description_content_type="text/markdown", license='mit', python_requires='>=3.6.0', url='https://github.com/thautwarm/mypack', author='thautwarm', author_email='twshere@outlook.com', ... entry_points={"console_scripts": []}, # above option specifies commands to be installed, # e.g: entry_points={"console_scripts": ["devp=devpackage.cli:run"]} install_requires=["devpackage"], platforms="any", ... ) if isinstance(version, Version): meta_version = Path(".meta_version").open("w") version.increment(2, 1) for i in range(2, 0, -1): version.carry_over(i, 42) meta_version.write("method: autoinc\n") meta_version.write(f"current: {version}") > python setup.py install && python -c "import mypack" hello community, I'm thautwarm > cat .meta_version method: autoinc current: 0.0.2 Type pip install -U devpackage to install.
Requires:
- wisepy
- lice
devp init, Create a python package template and render some arguments using your git information.
devp init <package name> [-license <license name>] [-pyversion <describe python version requires>] [--md: use markdown as README instead of restructuredtext] [--generation: make a <package name>/generation directory, for codegen] [--timeversion: use timestamp to version your package when building] [--autoversion: use auto counting to version your package when building] devp clean, Removebuild/,*.egg-info/,distafter building your package.
Here are the descriptions of devp command:
shell> devp --help Available commands: clean clean some build caches init initialize developing python package. optional: --generation this project contains generated files. --autoversion default version decider, even if you don't specify this option. automatically increment package's version. if `--timeversion` is set, this option will be ignored. --timeversion automatically generate package's unique version through timestamp. --md use markdown as README. - package_name(positional or keyword arg) : <class 'str'> - license(positional or keyword arg) = 'MIT' - pyversion(positional or keyword arg) = '>=3.6.0' - kwargs(**kwargs)