Merge branch 'auto-generated'

CHANGELOG.rst

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 Changelog
 =========
 
-0.0.1 (2024-02-19)
+0.0.1 (2024-02-20)
 =======================================
 
 | This is the first ever release of the **biskotaki** Python Package.

tox.ini

@@ -402,22 +402,22 @@ commands_post =
 [testenv:pydeps]
 description = Visualise the dependency graphs (roughly which module imports which), by examining the
     Python code. The dependency graph(s) are rendered in .svg file(s) and saved on the disk. By default, the generated
-    files are stored in the 'pydoer-graphs' directory, inside the project's root folder. You can use the PYDOER_GRAPHS
+    files are stored in the 'pydoer-graphs' directory, inside the project's root folder. You can use the PYDEPS_DIR
     environment variable to determine the directory location to store the files. If the directory does not exist
     it gets created. Requires that the 'dot' executable is in your PATH. Installing the graphviz library should make
     the dot executable available in your PATH. Installing 'graphviz':
     * For Linux users using Debian-based distributions (ie Ubuntu, Debian, Mint), please run "sudo apt install graphviz"
     * For MacOS users with Homebrew, please run "brew install graphviz"
-basepython = {env:TOXPYTHON:python3.8}
+basepython = {env:TOXPYTHON:python3}
 passenv =
     HOME
-    PYDOER_GRAPHS
+    PYDEPS_DIR
 deps =
     pydeps==1.9.13
 usedevelop = true
 changedir = {toxinidir}
 commands_pre =
-    python -c 'import os; p = "{env:PYDOER_GRAPHS:pydoer-graphs}"; exec("if not os.path.exists(p):\n    os.mkdir(p)");'
+    python -c 'import os; p = "{env:PYDEPS_DIR:pydoer-graphs}"; exec("if not os.path.exists(p):\n    os.mkdir(p)");'
 commands =
     pydeps --version
 
@@ -430,18 +430,18 @@ commands =
     # --keep-target-cluster : draw target module as a cluster
 
     # Draw only the source code package inner dependencies
-    pydeps src{/}{env:PY_PACKAGE} --only {env:PY_PACKAGE} --noshow -o {env:PYDOER_GRAPHS:pydoer-graphs}{/}deps_inner.svg
+    pydeps src{/}{env:PY_PACKAGE} --only {env:PY_PACKAGE} --noshow -o {env:PYDEPS_DIR:pydoer-graphs}{/}deps_inner.svg
     # Draw the source code package inner and external dependencies
-    pydeps src{/}{env:PY_PACKAGE} --cluster --noshow -o {env:PYDOER_GRAPHS:pydoer-graphs}{/}deps_all.svg
+    pydeps src{/}{env:PY_PACKAGE} --cluster --noshow -o {env:PYDEPS_DIR:pydoer-graphs}{/}deps_all.svg
 
     # Visualize the package inner dependencies and abstract the external (eg with numpy, pandas, etc) ones
     # Draw the source code package inner and minimum external dependencies
-    pydeps src{/}{env:PY_PACKAGE} --max-cluster-size=2 --keep-target-cluster --noshow -o {env:PYDOER_GRAPHS:pydoer-graphs}{/}deps_ktc-mcs_2.svg
+    pydeps src{/}{env:PY_PACKAGE} --max-cluster-size=2 --keep-target-cluster --noshow -o {env:PYDEPS_DIR:pydoer-graphs}{/}deps_ktc-mcs_2.svg
 
     # Draw the source code package inner and all external dependencies
-    pydeps src{/}{env:PY_PACKAGE} --keep-target-cluster --noshow -o {env:PYDOER_GRAPHS:pydoer-graphs}{/}deps_ktc.svg
+    pydeps src{/}{env:PY_PACKAGE} --keep-target-cluster --noshow -o {env:PYDEPS_DIR:pydoer-graphs}{/}deps_ktc.svg
 
-    python -c 'import os; print("\nGenerated dependency graph(s), as .svg files."); print("The graph(s) reside in the \"" + os.path.join("{toxinidir}", "{env:PYDOER_GRAPHS:pydoer-graphs}") + "\" directory and you can now view them ie in your browser.\n")'
+    python -c 'import os; print("\nGenerated dependency graph(s), as .svg files."); print("The graph(s) reside in the \"" + os.path.join("{toxinidir}", "{env:PYDEPS_DIR:pydoer-graphs}") + "\" directory and you can now view them ie in your browser.\n")'
 
 
 [testenv:dev-env]