curl "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pylover/python-makelib/master/install.sh" | sudo sh

Or

git clone <repo-url>
cd repo
sudo make install
sudo make install PREFIX=/opt

Or

git clone <repo-url>
cd repo
make clean dist
sudo tar -C /usr/local/lib -xvf dist/python-makelib-*.tar.gz

Create a Makefile in your project's root:

PKG_NAMESPACE = foo.bar
PKG_NAME = foo-bar
AUTHOR = "Alice"
AUTHOR_EMAIL = "[email protected]"
DESCRIPTION = "An awesome Python project"


# Common development depenndencies
PYDEPS_COMMON += \
    'baz' \
    'qux'

# documentation building depenndencies
PYDEPS_DOC += \
    'foo'

# local development and debugging dependencies such as debugging and etc.
PYDEPS_DEV += \
    'foo', \
    'bar'


# Assert the python-makelib version
PYTHON_MAKELIB_VERSION_REQUIRED = 1.7


# Ensure the python-makelib is installed
PYTHON_MAKELIB_PATH = /usr/local/lib/python-makelib
ifeq ("", "$(wildcard $(PYTHON_MAKELIB_PATH))")
  MAKELIB_URL = https://github.com/pylover/python-makelib
  $(error python-makelib is not installed. see "$(MAKELIB_URL)")
endif


# Then, include one of files below:
include $(PYTHON_MAKELIB_PATH)/venv-lint.mk
# Or
include $(PYTHON_MAKELIB_PATH)/venv-lint-pypi.mk
# Or
include $(PYTHON_MAKELIB_PATH)/venv-lint-test.mk
# Or
include $(PYTHON_MAKELIB_PATH)/venv-lint-test-pypi.mk
# Or
include $(PYTHON_MAKELIB_PATH)/venv-lint-test-doc.mk
# Or
include $(PYTHON_MAKELIB_PATH)/venv-lint-test-doc-pypi.mk

To delete previous virtual environment and create a fresh one, then install all you need to develop the project, run:

make fresh env 

To delete previous virtual environment and create a fresh one, then install the project normally using pip install ., run:

make fresh install

To create the activate.sh script symbolic link:

# First needed only
make activate.sh  

Then, activate your virtual environment using:

source activate.sh

To run all quality assurance checks such as: link, test, coverage, doctest and etc:

make qa

These variables may set by user before including any *.mk file(s).

Full qualified package name for your project, for example: yhttp.ext.pony. default is the name of Makefile's directory.

PKG_NAMESPACE ?= $(shell basename $(HERE))

Name of the Python package, the same as the setup.py's setup(name=...). default is the name of Makefile's directory.

PKG_NAME ?= $(shell basename $(HERE))

The Python virtual environment to deal with it. default is the PKG_NAME.

VENV_NAME ?= $(PKG_NAME)

NOTE: the VENV_NAME variable will be ignored if the PREFIX is set.

Prefix path for Python's binaries and libraries (aka: virtual environment). default is:

PREFIX ?= $(HOME)/.virtualenvs/$(VENV_NAME)

NOTE: common.mk must be included before any other file(s).

Run all quality assurance tests driven from imported files:

make qa

Find the version from the project's init.py and create a tagged commit, and push with --tags

make release

Delete everything inside the dist/* and build/* directories

make clean 

Create a virtual environment by python -m venv $(PREFIX)

make venv

Delete the virtualenv

make venv-delete

Delete and re-create a fresh virtual environment

make fresh

Delete and re-create a fresh virtual environment + editable mode install

make fresh env

Create a symbolic link to activate.sh:

make activate.sh

Normal project installation using the pip:

make install

Install PYDEPS_* packages:

make install-common
make install-dev
make install-doc

Editable project installation using pip -e:

make editable-install

Uninstall project using pip uninstall:

make uninstall

editable-install + ENV_DEPS rules which expanded by including various *.mk files. default: ENV_DEPS = install-common install-dev

make env

Lint using flake8

make lint

Run tests using pytest

make test

Run a specific test

make test F=tests/test_foo.py::test_barfunc

Run test + coverage

make cover

Generate HTML code coverage report

make cover-html

Generate html documentation

make doc

Run documentation tests

make doctest

Documentation HTTP server

make livedoc

Create a tar.gz (source) districution

make sdist

Create a wheel (binary) districution

make wheel

sdist + wheel

make dist

To upload the source and binary(wheel) files to pypi using twine:

make pypi

NOTE: dist.mk must be included before pypi.mk

Web API projects stuff.

Path to a directory which contains the web API documentation HTML files. default: apidoc.

Serve API documentation HTML files:

make webapi-serve

sudo make install

Edit _version.mk, then:

make release