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Open Source Template#

A demo for the OSS template at MeteoSwiss.

The template can be use as an example how to configure MeteoSwiss Github projects.

It uses:

  • Github actions to execute the CI/CD pipelines

  • Github pages to host the documentation

  • PyPI to publish the python packages

Development Setup with Poetry#

Building the Project#

$ cd open-source-template
$ poetry install

Run Tests#

$ poetry run pytest

Run Quality Tools#

$ poetry run pylint open_source_template
$ poetry run mypy open_source_template

Generate Documentation#

$ poetry run sphinx-build doc doc/_build

Then open the index.html file generated in open-source-template/doc/_build/.

Build wheels#

$ poetry build

Using the Library#

To install open-source-template in your project, run this command in your terminal:

$ poetry add open-source-template

You can then use the library in your project through

import open_source_template

Releasing#

  • Adapt CHANGELOG.rst with release information

  • Adapt doc/_static/switcher_config.json adding the new documentation URL for the release

  • Create a new Release in the Github project