#pyappm

Description

This is an easy to use command line tool to manage your Python applications.

NOTE:
This is a work in progress and not yet ready for production use.
DO NOT run the installer as root.

Features v1.0.7

• Install applications from a repository
• Install applications from a file
• Uninstall applications
• List installed applications
• Initialize a new application project
• Build an application
• Add an dependency to an application (from PyPi)
• Add an dependency to an application (from a file)
• Remove a dependency from an application
• Manaully create pyapp.toml
• Manually create a virtual environment (uses pyapp.toml if available)
• Manually delete a virtual environment (uses pyapp.toml if available)
• Manually install dependencies (requires pyapp.toml)
• List dependencies in pyapp.toml
• List installed dependencies in the virtual environment.
• Set application type in pyapp.toml on init, either application (by default) or service with --service.

Roadmap for v1.1.0

• Add an application to a repository
• Remove an application from a repository
• Use versioning for application installation
• Update an application
• A repository for applications
  
  

Dependencies

• Python 3.10 or higher with pip3 and venv installed (you can configure these tools in the configuration afterwards)
• wget
• unzip
  
  

Requirements

The user home directory needs to have a directory named .local/bin which is part of the PATH.
If it doesn't exist, create it and add it to the PATH by running the following commands:

```bash
mkdir -p ~/.local/bin
echo 'export PATH=$PATH:~/.local/bin' >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc
```<br><br>

Installation

wget https://pyappm.nl/downloads/installer.py && python3 installer.py install

Usage

Usage: pyappm [options] [command]

pyappm init, --init [<name>]                            Initialize a new application project
pyappm build, --build, -b                               Build the application

pyappm install, --install, -i [<name>|<file.pap>]       Install application from a repository or a local file
pyappm uninstall, --uninstall, -u <name>                Uninstall application

pyappm list, --list, -l                                 List installed applications

pyappm add, --add, -a <name> | <file.whl>               Add a dependency to the application from PyPi or a .whl file

pyappm remove, --remove, -r <name>                      Remove a dependency from an application

pyappm help, --help, -h, -?                              Show this help message