Packages¶
A module to keep track of all package information (repository, conda package info, etc).
Package List¶
One of the main purposes of this module is to maintain a list of “packages”. Some packages have an associated github repository, which can be owned by one or more organizations. Some packages have an associated conda package, which is listed in one or more conda channels. The package list is the union of the conda packages and the github repositories. The name of the package, the name of the repository and the name of the conda package might not be the same.
To assemble the package list, this module uses:
All skare3/pkg_defs/*/meta.yaml files within the skare3 repository
the list of all repositories for a given list of organizations (sot, acisops)
The package list is cached locally. The cache expires after one day.
To use this module to get the package list, use get_package_list
:
>>> from skare3_tools import packages
>>> pkgs = packages.get_package_list()
>>> pkgs[0]
{'name': 'ska3-core',
'package': 'ska3-core',
'repository': None,
'owner': None}
Package Info¶
Some information about each package is cached locally. The cache expires whenever there is an “update” or a “push” to the associated Github repository. The information includes information such as the number of open pull requests, number of branches. It also includes versions available in conda channels.
To get the current information associated with a package using
get_repository_info
:
>>> from skare3_tools import packages
>>> pkg = packages.get_repository_info('sot/Quaternion')
>>> pkg.keys()
dict_keys(['owner', 'name', 'pushed_at', 'updated_at', 'last_tag', 'last_tag_date',
'commits', 'merges', 'merge_info', 'release_info', 'issues', 'n_pull_requests',
'branches', 'pull_requests', 'workflows', 'master_version'])
The information on all packages can be accessed with
get_repositories_info
:
>>> from skare3_tools import packages
>>> pkg = packages.get_repositories_info()
Conda Info¶
As part of the call to get_repository_info, the conda package versions are also fetched. This is
done with get_conda_pkg_info
, something like:
>>> from skare3_tools import packages
>>> info = packages.get_conda_pkg_info('quaternion')
By default, this function looks for information on packages from a set of channels specified as the “main” channels. Extra sets of channels (i.e.: test, masters, shiny) can be specified as part of the Configuration, in which case one can do:
>>> from skare3_tools import packages
>>> info = packages.get_conda_pkg_info('quaternion', conda_channel='masters')
Scripts¶
skare3-github-info¶
SkaRE3 Github information tool.
This script queries Github and a few other sources to determine the status of all packages.
usage: skare3-github-info [-h] [-o O] [--token TOKEN]
Named Arguments¶
- -o
Output file (default=repository_info.json)
Default: “repository_info.json”
- --token
Github token, or name of file that contains token