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Comprehensive Automation Namespace for Python Project Operations

This module provides a unified interface for managing various aspects of a Python project lifecycle, including virtual environment, dependencies, testing, documentation, build, and publishing processes.

The PyWf (Python Workflow) class consolidates multiple operational concerns into a single, cohesive management system, enabling streamlined project automation.

The class uses a composition-based approach, inheriting from multiple specialized namespace classes to provide a comprehensive project management toolkit.

class pywf_open_source.define.PyWf(dir_project_root: Path, toml_data: Dict[str, Any])

Unified Automation Interface for Python Project Management

Parameters:

• dir_project_root – Root directory of the project, typically the git repository root. It has to have a pyproject.toml file in it.

• toml_data – Parsed configuration data from pyproject.toml

property package_name: str

Retrieve the package name from pyproject.toml.

property package_version: str

Retrieve the package version from pyproject.toml.

property package_license: str

Retrieve the package license from pyproject.toml.

property package_description: str

Retrieve the package description from pyproject.toml.

property package_author_name: str

Retrieve the primary author’s name from pyproject.toml.

property package_author_email: str

Retrieve the primary author’s email from pyproject.toml.

property package_maintainer_name: str

Retrieve the primary maintainer’s name from pyproject.toml.

property package_maintainer_email: str

Retrieve the primary maintainer’s email from pyproject.toml.

property py_ver_major: int

Extract major version number from development Python version.

property py_ver_minor: int

Extract minor version number from development Python version.

property py_ver_micro: int

Extract micro version number from development Python version.

property git_repo_name: str

Git repo name.

classmethod from_pyproject_toml(path_pyproject_toml: Path)

Create a PyWf instance from a pyproject.toml file.