Install simpleindex (pipx is recommended):
$ pipx install simpleindex
Generate distributions:
$ tree .
.
├── configuration.toml
├── uranusjr-core
│ ├── uranusjr_core-1.0.py3.none-any.whl
│ └── uranusjr_core-2.0.py3.none-any.whl
└── uranusjr-web
└── uranusjr_web-2.0.py3.none-any.whl
Write a configuration:
# ./configuration.toml
# Serve local files for packages with prefix "uranusjr-".
[routes."uranusjr-{subproject}"]
source = "path"
to = "./uranusjr-{subproject}"
# Otherwise use PyPI.
[routes."{project}"]
source = "http"
to = "https://pypi.org/simple/{project}/"
[server]
host = "127.0.0.1"
port = 8000
Run the server:
$ simpleindex /path/to/configuration.toml
Install projects:
$ python -m pip install -i http://127.0.0.1:8000 uranusjr-web
simpleindex
can be made aware of new route types via the simpleindex.routes
entry point group.
A new route type should subclass simpleindex.routes.Route
, and implement behaviour to respond to HTTP requests.
The Route
instance has two attributes:
root
: Apathlib.Path
pointing to the directory containing the configuration file current being served.to
: Theto
string in the configuratio block.
For example, here's how you might want to implement Amazon S3 support:
# simpleindex_s3.py
from simpleindex.routes import Response, Route
class AmazonS3Route(Route):
async def get_page(self, params: dict[str, Any]) -> Response:
# "params" is a mapping of parameters captured from the URL.
s3_bucket = self.to.format(**params)
list_of_files = _list_s3_files(s3_bucket)
html = _create_html_for_files(list_of_files)
return Response(status_code=200, content=html, media_type="text/html")
Response
accepts an optional argument headers
if you want to add additional response headers.
Now add the class to the entry point group:
# setup.cfg
[options.entry_points]
simpleindex.routes =
s3 = simpleindex_s3:AmazonS3Route
You'll be able to use source = "s3"
in the a routes
block after installing the package:
$ pipx inject simpleindex simpleindex-s3