devpi-server

from devpi_server import IndexServer

import os import shutil from pathlib import Path from devpi_process import Index, IndexServer # Define a temporary directory for the server data server_dir = Path("./devpi_temp_server_data") # Ensure the directory is clean for a fresh start if server_dir.exists(): shutil.rmtree(server_dir) server_dir.mkdir() print(f"Starting devpi-server with data directory: {server_dir}") with IndexServer(server_dir) as server: # The server starts with a 'root' user and a 'root/pypi' index by default. # 'root/pypi' proxies to the public PyPI. print(f"devpi-server running at: {server.url}") # Programmatically create a new user and an index print("Creating user 'myuser' and index 'dev'...") user_name = "myuser" index_name = "dev" # Note: devpi_process handles user/index creation via its API, typically abstracting client commands. # In a real scenario, you might interact via devpi-client or its programmatic equivalent # For simplicity, we'll demonstrate a basic server startup and assume external client interaction. # Example of how you might interact with the server after it's up # (This part would typically use devpi-client commands externally or a more complete devpi_process API) print("You can now interact with the server using devpi-client or pip:") print(f" - Web interface: {server.url}") print(f" - Pip index URL: {server.url}/root/pypi/+simple/") print("Run 'devpi quickstart' in another terminal for client setup examples.") # To keep the server running for a brief moment for demonstration # In a real application, the 'with' block would manage its lifecycle. print("Server will run for 10 seconds. Press Ctrl+C to stop sooner.") import time try: time.sleep(10) except KeyboardInterrupt: print("Stopping server.") print("devpi-server stopped.") if server_dir.exists(): shutil.rmtree(server_dir) print(f"Cleaned up data directory: {server_dir}")