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_name
This 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.test
I 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.