Oh. I'd also like it to support pygame zero games :) On Mon, Feb 6, 2017 at 11:41 PM, René Dudfield <ren...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I started making a tool for doing the zero config releases. It's not done > yet, but it is almost able to release itself. > > https://github.com/illume/pyrelease > > (still not sure it's a good idea... but maybe) > > > Usage: > pyrelease [optional folder defaults to current working directory] > > > The basic steps are these. > > - Gather facts. (much like ansible if you know it) > - Create setup.py files in a temp folder > - build sdist > - Upload files to pypi > - tag a new version in git. > > The three use cases I'm aiming to make it work with. > ----- > singlefile.py > ---- > mygame/game.py > data/ > ----- > singlefile.py > test_singlefile.py > ----- > > It should support single file modules, packages, and also /data/ folders. > As well it supports making a script automatically if it finds a main(). As > well it finds dependencies by parsing the python code (I'll add > requirements.txt later). So if you import pygame, click, flask etc... it > adds them to install_requires in the setup.py. > > - I want to add logging of facts. eg. 'Found author: "Rene" in > ~/.gitrc". Could not find autor in ~/.hgrc > - Suggest additions for missing things. eg. How to create a pypi > account, how to make ~.pypirc, git. > - Have to make uploading to pypi easier, especially when things go > wrong. > - thinking of removing the setuptools dependency... only thing I use > it for is find_packages so far. I've been writing another more modern > implementation of that anyway. > - Pynsist support (or py2exe, pyinstaller, whatever) > - tests, and tests against test . pypi . python . org > - "add setup files into this repo" for when the tool fails to be good > enough. > - notice telling people to go to packaging. python .org if they want > more > - decide on convention for screenshots (probably screenshots/ folder) > - bitbucket, and better hg support. > - pyweek upload support. > - try releasing a few more things with it. > - watch some other people try and use it. > > > A nice thing about it was I was easily able to rename the project three > times. Just by renaming files and folders. > > > Anyway... I'll try another day on it and see how it turns out. >
