pyproject_toml_project

Full pyproject.toml integration example

Tip

• Standard Installation: In this example folder, use pip install . to install all Python dependencies that are pip-installable, along with the local package itself.
• Comprehensive Installation with unidep: To install all dependencies, including those that are not Python-specific, use unidep install .. This command performs the following actions in sequence:
  1. conda install [dependencies from pyproject.toml] – Installs all Conda installable dependencies.
  2. pip install [dependencies from pyproject.toml] – Installs remaining pip-only dependencies.
  3. pip install . – Installs the local package.

For projects using setuptools with only a pyproject.toml file, configure unidep in pyproject.toml and specify all dependencies there too.

Example Configuration for projects using pyproject.toml:

Add this to pyproject.toml:

[build-system]
build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"
requires = ["setuptools", "unidep[toml]"]  # add "unidep[toml]" here

[project]
dynamic = ["dependencies"]  # add "dependencies" here

[tool.unidep]
channels = ["conda-forge"]
dependencies = [
    "adaptive",
    "pfapack:linux64",
    "packaging",
    { pip = "markdown-code-runner" },
    { pip = "numthreads" },
]

Then, of course, add a requirements.yaml and you are good to go! 🎉

Note

See the pyproject.toml for a working example.