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Pipenv Example

Overview

This example demonstrates how to build a Python Poetry project with Artifactory, while collecting build-info.

Before Running the Example

Set Up the Environment

  1. Make sure Python is installed and the python command is in your PATH.
  2. Install poetry. You can use the Poetry Documentation.
  3. Create three Pypi repositories in Artifactory - a local, remote and a virtual repository. You can use the PyPi Repositories Documentation.
  • The remote repository should proxy https://files.pythonhosted.org (the default when creating a Pypi remote repository).
  • Name the virtual repository pypi.
  • The virtual repository should include the remote repository.
  • The virtual repository should have the local repository set as the Default Deployment Repository.
  1. Make sure version 2.27.0 or above of JFrog CLI is installed.

Validate the Setup

In your terminal, validate that the following commands work.

Output Python version:
> python --version

Output poetry version:
> poetry --version

Output JFrog CLI version:
> jf --version

Running the Example

'cd' to the root project directory

Configure Artifactory:
> jf c add

Configure the project's resolution repository. You shoud set the virtual repository you created.
> jf poetry-config --repo-resolve=<PYPI_REPO> [credentials flags]

Install project dependencies with poetry from Artifactory:
> jf poetry install --build-name=my-poetry-build --build-number=1 --module=jfrog-poetry-example

Package the project, create distribution archives (tar.gz and whl):
> jf poetry build

Upload the packages to the pypi repository in Artifactory:
> jf rt u dist/ pypi/ --build-name=my-poetry-build --build-number=1 --module=jfrog-poetry-example

Collect environment variables and add them to the build info:
> jf rt bce my-poetry-build 1

Publish the build info to Artifactory:
> jf rt bp my-poetry-build 1

Install published package by installing it from Artifactory using pip:
> jf poetry install jfrog-pipenv-example

Learn about [Building Python Packages with JFrog CLI](https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/CLI/CLI+for+JFrog+Artifactory#CLIforJFrogArtifactory-BuildingPythonPackages).