pynjector

Flit dependency injector from Pipenv for Python3

Usage

First of all, generate a python environment with Pipenv if you haven’t
got any and install pynjector:

pipenv install
pipenv install pynjector-0.1-py3-none-any.whl

and activate the environment:

pipenv shell

Run the tool as an script:

python pynjector/injector

You can add the argument -h to check for options.

Just import it in your python module or run it in your python shell:

from pathlib import Path
import pynjector
deps = pynjector.parse_pipenv(Path('Pipfile.lock'))
pynjector.inject(deps, Path('pyproject.toml'))

Note: no wheel is currently available online but you can build one
following the steps indicated in Building section

Clone this project and generate a python environment for developing with
Pipenv:

pipenv install --dev

Following PEP 518 recommendations, this project can be easily
build by using Flit, following this steps:

Update library version in src\__init__.py
In case of dependency changes, use injector to update pyproject.toml
```
  python pynjector/injector
```
Ask Flit to generate the wheel:
```
  flit build --format wheel
```
Check dist directory for the compiled library