This repository contains the script used to repackage the releases of the Zig programming language as Python binary wheels. This document is intended for maintainers; see the package README for rationale and usage instructions.
The repackaged artifacts are published as the ziglang PyPI package.
The script requires Python 3.8 or later and PDM.
Install the dependencies:
pdm installRun the repackaging script:
$ pdm run make_wheels.py --help
usage: make_wheels.py [-h] [--version VERSION] [--suffix SUFFIX] [--outdir OUTDIR]
[--platform {x86_64-windows,x86_64-macos,aarch64-macos,i386-linux,x86-linux,x86_64-linux,aarch64-linux,armv7a-linux}]
Repackage official Zig downloads as Python wheels
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--version VERSION version to package, use `latest` for latest release, `master` for nightly build
--suffix SUFFIX wheel version suffix
--outdir OUTDIR target directory
--platform {x86_64-windows,x86_64-macos,aarch64-macos,i386-linux,x86-linux,x86_64-linux,aarch64-linux,armv7a-linux}
platform to build for, can be repeatedThis command will download the Zig release archives for every supported platform and convert them to binary wheels, which are placed under dist/. The Zig version and platforms can be passed as arguments.
The process of converting release archives to binary wheels is deterministic, and the output of the script should be bit-for-bit identical regardless of the environment and platform it runs under. To this end, it prints the SHA256 hashes of inputs and outputs; the hashes of the inputs will match the ones on the Zig downloads page, and the hashes of the outputs will match the ones on the PyPI downloads page.
Run the publishing utility:
pdm run twine dist/*This command will upload the binary wheels built in the previous step to PyPI.
This script is distributed under the terms of the MIT (Expat) license.