poetry

by jgirardet ST3

Sublime Text integration for Poetry

Details

Poetry integration for SublimeText

Install Poetry (if you haven't already):
In PackageControl just find poetry, and that's it !
or install manually by navigating to Sublime's Packages folder and cloning this repository under the name poetry:
```
git clone https://github.com/jgirardet/sublack.git poetry
```

Use Ctrl-Shift-P (Mac: Cmd-Shift-P). A pyproject.toml file with a poetry section should exists at root folder to make the commands enabled.

Poetry: Set python interpreter:

Change python_interpreter in your project_settings to make your project match your virtualenv.
Poetry: Install:

Run poetry install on current project.
Poetry: Install --no-dev:

Run poetry install --no-dev on current project.
Poetry: Install in Selected Venv:

Find Available python interpreters on system and create .venv with selected python version then Run poetry install on current project.
Poetry: Update:

Run poetry update on current project.
Poetry: Add a package:

Run poetry add {package_name} on current project.
Poetry: Add dev package:

Run poetry add -D {package_name} on current project.
Poetry: Remove package:

Run poetry remove {package_name} on current project. If it's a dev-dependencie -D is added to the command line.
Poetry: Build:

Run poetry build on current project.
Poetry: Publish:

Run poetry build on current project.
Poetry: Bump Version:

Show current version and run poetry version on current project and let you choose between : patch minor major prepatch preminor premajor prerelease.
Poetry: Init:

run poetry init -n, to create new pyproject.toml file.

Poetry will always look for settings in the following order:

First in project file : first with poetry prefix then in a subsetting (see Project settings).
Then in Users global settings
finally in poetry's default settings

Preferences -> Package Settings -> poetry -> settings :

Just add poetry as prefix (recommended):

{
"settings":{
    "poetry.poetry_log": "debug"
    }
}

A poetry subsettings is still possible:

{
"settings":{
    "poetry":{
        "poetry_log": "debug"
        }
    }
}

If there is something wrong with this plugin, add an issue on GitHub and I'll try to address it.

remove poetry via Package Control.
fork sublime-poetry
clone your poetry fork to your Packages folder (Preferences --> Browse Packages...). folder has to be named poetry and not sublime-poetry:
```
git clone https://github.com/you/sublime-poetry.git poetry
```
Package Control: Satisfy Dependencies.
install UnitTesting in Package Control
adding a test for new features or bugfix is really nice if you can.
add your name to Authors in readme.

Laboriously coded by Jimmy Girardet

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