Usage¶

simple503¶

Generate a PEP 503 Python package repository in TARGET for the wheels in ORIGIN.

simple503 [OPTIONS] ORIGIN [TARGET]

Options

-B, --base-url <base_url>¶

The base URL for the Python package repository.

Default: /

-e, --extract-metadata, -E, --no-extract-metadata¶: Extract and serve METADATA files per PEP 658

-s, --sort, -S, --no-sort¶: Sort the wheel files into per-project base directories.

-c, --copy, -C, --no-copy¶: Copy files from the source to the destination, rather than moving them.

--config <config>¶

Read option defaults from the specified TOML file.

Default: simple503.toml

--cleanup¶: Cleanup files generated by simple503 in the target directory, and exit.

Arguments

ORIGIN¶: Required argument.

TARGET¶: Optional argument. Default None

TARGET defaults to ORIGIN, in which case the index files are generated inplace.

Changed in version 0.3.0: Added the --copy, --sort, --config options, and removed the --move option.

Changed in version 0.4.0: Added the --no-extract-metadata option.

Configuration File¶

New in version 0.3.0.

simple503 can load configuration from a configuration file rather than from the command line. The default filename is simple503.toml, but this can be changed using the --config option. The file uses TOML syntax (version 0.5.0). the The configuration should be placed in the simple503 table, and the following options are available:

simple503.base-url¶

Type: String

The base URL for the Python package repository.

Example:

[simple503]
base-url = "/simple"

simple503.target¶

Type: String

The directory to create the PEP 503 repository in.

Example:

[simple503]
target = "."

simple503.sort¶

Type: Boolean

Sort the wheel files into per-project base directories.

Example:

[simple503]
sort = true

simple503.copy¶

Type: Boolean

Copy files from the source to the destination, rather than moving them.

Example:

[simple503]
copy = true

All keys are optional. Options passed on the command line take precedence over those defined in the config file.