PyBuilder
Sublime text 3 plugin for PyBuilder
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sublime_pybuilder
Sublime text 3 plugin for PyBuilder.
Features
- Real-time output
- Minimal configuration if you use Anaconda or SublimePythonIDE as it reuses the settings
- Does not block so you can work or check out what to do next while building.
- pyb-init support built-in
Installation
Install it with package control.
Usage
Several commands will be made available to you through the command palette. You can use them to :
- Run PyBuilder (implies default tasks)
- Show the coverage of your project (using PyBuilder)
- Clean your project
- Run unit tests
- Run integration tests
- Analyze (lint, etc.) your project
- Publish your project
- Verify your project
- Run pyb-init on your project
Mandatory configuration
sublime_pybuilder expects two project settings to be present:
python_interpreter
This is the path to your python interpreter. Could be your system python or a virtualenv.project_root
The root of your project where the build descriptor (build.py
) is located.
Here's what your project settings might look like :
{
"folders":
[
{
"follow_symlinks": true,
"path": "/home/mriehl/workspace/yadtshell"
}
],
"settings":
{
"python_interpreter": "/home/mriehl/workspace/yadtshell/venv/bin/python",
"project_root": "/home/mriehl/workspace/yadtshell",
"extra_paths": ["home/mriehl/workspace/yadtshell/src/main/python"]
}
}
I'm using Anaconda so I added the project sources with the extra_paths
setting so that autocompletion and goto definition work. It is not necessary for sublime_pybuilder to work.
Special case - only if you want to work on the PyBuilder project itself!
In order to build pybuilder, you need to run a bootstrapping script.
This script must be run with the right python interpreter in order to see your packages.
Thus we need to specify the path to the bootstrapping script additionally with the setting pyb_path
.
My settings are:
{
"folders":
[
{
"follow_symlinks": true,
"path": "/home/mriehl/workspace/pybuilder"
}
],
"settings":
{
"python_interpreter": "/home/mriehl/workspace/pybuilder/venv/bin/python",
"pyb_path": "/home/mriehl/workspace/pybuilder/bootstrap",
"project_root": "/home/mriehl/workspace/pybuilder"
}
}
Optional configuration
sublime_pybuilder_output_panel_color_scheme
can be set to a color scheme you like (the default is"Packages/Color Scheme - Default/Monokai.tmTheme"
). It will be used for the output panel.