A Git hook to automate your Pipenv and Django workflows
- Python 2.7+
- Fires whenever you switch branches with
git checkout, or whenever you rungit pull, or basically any time Git checks files out into your worktree - Cleans and Syncs your Pipenv if there are changes to
PipfileorPipfile.lock - Migrates your Django DB to it's current working state, applying and unapplying migrations as necessary
The hook detects if Pipenv and/or Django are in use in the current repo, so you don't need to be using both to take advantage of Hookmeup.
$ pip install hookmeup
$ cd $YOUR_PROJECT
$ hookmeup install
More details are available by running hookmeup --help.
Pull requests are welcome, preferably via emailed output of git request-pull sent to the maintainer (see
here for more
information). Bug reports should also be directed to the maintainer via
email.
Release tags will always be signed with the maintainer's PGP
key (also available on any
public
keyserver).
PGP-signed versions of release tarballs and pre-built
wheel packages are available on
PyPI, with the signature files
living alongside the corresponding artifact (simply append an .asc
extension). Because the maintainers of PyPI do not consider PGP
signatures to be a user-facing feature, the extension must be added
manually in your browser's URL bar in order to download the signature
files.
hookmeup is inspired by Tim Pope's hookup utility for Ruby/Rails (and hence so is the name).