piptegrator

Piptegrator - Tools for managing requirements-driven projects


Keywords
pip, pip-compile, pip-tools, requirements, git, gitlab, github, pyup
License
MIT
Install
pip install piptegrator==1.3.0

Documentation

Piptegrator

Tools for managing requirements-driven projects

Run piptegrator --help for usage details

Configuration file which contains requirements files (must be in the repo root if present at all): .piptegrator_config

Note: command line options always override corresponding config file options (they do not append to or aggregate with each other).

Running the tools

Prerequisites - works best with pip>=21.0, pip-tools>=5.5.0, and click>=7.0

The main tool is piptegrator

Given the configuration file .piptegrator_config (sample present in this repo), run:

piptegrator --compile --noenvmods --upgrade --help

For use without a config file, specify the requirements input files as a comma delimited string, e.g.:

piptegrator --compile --noenvmods --requirements test/requirements.in

Gitlab hooks (only with a config file)

The --commit option is used to create and manage upgrade branches based on the changed requirements.txt files. This option requires a gitlab token gitlab_infra_access_token and optionally the pyup API key pyup_api_key in your test environment.

Updating this package

Clone this repo

On a branch, make the required edits

Ensure you update the version number in piptegrator/__config__.py (pre-release? use rc notation, e.g., 1.2.3rc45)

Building and install the distributable wheel

pip install -U build twine && \
rm -rf dist build *.egg-info && \
python -m build --wheel && \
ls -al dist && \
unzip -l dist/*.whl && \
pip uninstall -y piptegrator && \
pip install dist/*.whl

Uploading changes (author only)

python -m twine upload dist/* -u <username>