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Pip handling for tiamat projects

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Tiamat Pip

Pip handling for tiamat projects

Setup

In order to be able to pip install packages which can be used with your tiamat packaged application you need to add tiamat-pip as a dependency and your run.py should look similar to:

#!/usr/bin/env python3

import sys
import multiprocessing

import tiamatpip.cli
import tiamatpip.configure

import mainapp

# Configure the path where to install the new packages
tiamatpip.configure.set_user_site_packages_path("THIS SHOULD BE A HARDCODED PATH")


def main(argv):
    # Let's see if we should be handling pip related stuff
    if tiamatpip.cli.should_redirect_argv(argv):
        tiamatpip.cli.process_pip_argv(argv)
        # You can choose to `return` but there's really no need since the pip command
        # interceptions will trigger a `sys.exit` with the appropriate exit code.

    # If we reached this far, it means we're not handling pip stuff
    # Your application logic can resume

    mainapp.main(argv)
    sys.exit(0)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    if sys.platform.startswith("win"):
        multiprocessing.freeze_support()
    main(sys.argv)

Usage

When your package is compiled with tiamat and includes tiamat-pip, the pip commands get intercepted and the code logic runs within your packaged binary python runtime.

All pip commands and their respective CLI flags are supported.

Showing the pip usage and help

your-project-binary pip --help
your-project-binary pip install --help

Installing a python package

your-project-binary pip install foo
your-project-binary pip install foo>=2.1.0

Listing installed packages

your-project-binary pip list

This will list all of the python packages that were installed using pip, which, are not included in the binary.

Listing packages shipped with the binary

If you want to know which packages, and their respective versions, were shipped with the tiamat binary, issue the following command:

your-project-binary pip frozen

This command is not supported by pip. We intercept the call and get the package listing from the right place. The CLI flags for this command are the same as for pip list.

Uninstalling a package

your-project-binary pip uninstall foo

ATTENTION: Only the packages installed by pip can be uninstalled. The packages that were shipped with the binary cannot be uninstalled.

Known Issues

  • Getting the version of an upgraded package using pkg_resources.get_distribution(pkgname).version returns the version of the package that was shipped with the tiamat binary and not the upgraded package version. See #11 for more information.

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