py-libs
Hierarchy
flowchart TD
model_lib --> zero_3rdparty
compose_chart_export --> model_lib
docker_compose_parser --> model_lib
compose_chart_export --> docker_compose_parser
pants_py_deploy --> compose_chart_export
pants_py_deploy --> docker_compose_parser
click zero_3rdparty href "/py-libs/zero_3rdparty" "zero_3rdparty docs"
click model_lib href "/py-libs/model_lib" "model_lib docs"
click docker_compose_parser href "/py-libs/docker_compose_parser" "docker_compose_parser docs"
click compose_chart_export href "/py-libs/compose_chart_export" "compose_chart_export docs"
click pants_py_deploy href "/py-libs/_pants/pants_py_deploy" "pants_py_deploy docs"
- (Click) on a library to see the documentation
- The higher up in the hierarchy the more dependencies needs to be installed
- e.g.,
zero_3rdparty
has no dependencies and pants_py_deploy
depends on all the others
Local Installation
export PANTS_PYTHON_RESOLVES_TO_INTERPRETER_CONSTRAINTS="{'python-default': ['==3.10.*']}" # choose the version of python you like
pants export --export-resolve=python-default
# import the venv to pycharm/vs code, e.g., dist/export/python/virtualenvs/python-default/3.10.12