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pyflatorm 0.2.0

py-flat-orm

Table of Contents

Installation
License

Installation
pip install py-flat-orm

Get Started
This project is set up using hatch.

Run xi_init.ps1 or xi_init.sh to apply pyproject.toml

run exit (deactivate env) first if you get Cannot remove active environment: py-flat-orm

to other .ps1 or .sh files for relevant tasks
x1 means execution, and generally the 1st thing to run
run hatch -h

Project Creation
Initialisation

This project is generated using hatch new py-flat-orm
pyproject.toml is then edited to include [tool.hatch.envs.py-flat-orm] etc.
script files e.g. x*.ps1 are added
set up with git
Run e.g. xi_init.ps1 to apply pyproject.toml

Sync Dependencies

run hatch shell to activate env, it also syncs dependencies

Tests Data

use ./test_data directory put test data

test data cannot be put into ./tests, otherwise when running hatch test, it treats them as tests to execute
you can pattern exclude these files but that requires more project config

Test in PyCharm

mark tests as Test Root, allows right-clicking directories inside to run tests
run tests from root, and save test config as a file e.g. test.run.xml
IMPORTANT: unmark tests as Test Root once test.run.xml is generated

if tests is marked as root, you CANNOT run a single test file,
because it treats tests as root and can't find files within src
you can verify this by putting import sys; print(sys.path) at the top of a test file and run it

Static Analysis

add dependency mypy
each package needs to add an empty py.typed file to make pycharm happy
so each package has __init__.py and py.typed, seems pointless, just live with them

Publish

hatch build
hatch publish - ask chatGPT how to set up a PyPI Account

License
py-flat-orm is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.