Tool to convert a package from PyPI to RPM SPECFILE. Under heavy development, see TODO file for list of planned features. pyp2rpm currently ships with Fedora and Mageia specific templates.
Usage:
The most simple use case is running:
pyp2rpm -n package_nameThis downloads the package from PyPI and outputs the RPM SPECFILE.
All of the options are (print this by running pyp2rpm -h:
usage: pyp2rpm [-h] -n PYPI_NAME [-v VERSION] [-m METADATA_SOURCE]
[-s PACKAGE_SOURCE] [-d SAVE_DIR] [-t TEMPLATE]
Convert PyPI package to RPM specfile.
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-n PYPI_NAME Name of the package on PyPI (ignored for local files).
-v VERSION Version of the package to download (ignored for local files).
-m METADATA_SOURCE Where to get metadata from ("pypi" or "local", default: "pypi").
-s PACKAGE_SOURCE Where to get package from ("pypi" or "/full/path/to/local/file", default: "pypi").
-d SAVE_DIR Where to save the package file (default: "/home/bkabrda/rpmbuild/SOURCES/")
-t TEMPLATE Template file (jinja2 format) to render (default: "fedora"). Search order is 1) filesystem, 2) default templates.
-b BASE_PYTHON Base Python version to package for (default: "2").
-p PYTHON_VERSION Additional Python versions to include in the specfile (e.g -p3 for %{?with_python3}). Can be specified multiple times.To run the unit tests, cd into the checked out directory and run:
PYTHONPATH=$(pwd) py.testI will gladly accept any pull request or recommendation. With complex pull requests, please include unit tests in pytest, use flexmock if you need mocking.
pyp2rpm is licensed under MIT license.