Okonomiyaki is an experimental library aimed at consolidating a lot of our low-level code used for Enthought's eggs.

The library contains code for the following:

• producing EDM and enpkg-compatible egg from a tree + metadata
• object models for eggs metadata, as well as versions and platform representations

It works on both python 2 and 3, and pypy. It is expected to work on pretty much any compliant python implementation.

Examples

Version parsing

To parse versions:

from okonomiyaki.versions import EnpkgVersion
# Every Version class has a from_string constructor
v1 = EnpkgVersion.from_string("1.3.3-1")
v2 = EnpkgVersion.from_string("1.3.2-3")

assert v1 > v2

Version instances are designed to be immutable, and to be used as keys in dictionaries.

Platform parsing

To parse epd platform strings (rh5-64, rh6_x86_64, etc.) consistently:

from okonomiyaki.platforms import EPDPlatform
# Internal representation is normalized.
rh5_new_name = EPDPlatform.from_string("rh5-x86_64")
rh5_old_name = EPDPlatform.from_string("rh5-64")

assert rh5_old_name == rh5_new_name

As for Version instances, EPDPlatform instances are designed to be immutable and to be used as keys in dictionaries.

Egg metadata

To parse Enthought eggs:

from okonomiyaki.file_formats import EggMetadata

# Only works for Enthought eggs
metadata = EggMetadata.from_egg("numpy-1.10.1-1.egg")
print(metadata.metadata_version)
print(metadata.name)
print(metadata.version)

This will take care of a lot of low-level, legacy details you don't want to know about.