It is at long last age of the desktop linux machine. Thanks microsoft.
Using some of the momentum of setting up linux (nix specifically) on my old desktop, I also got my python dependency management set up wrangled.
Rather than referring to the old blogpost (substack) I borrowed it from continuously, I figured I'd post the abridged notes here for my future reference, and hypothetically yours.
Install Devenv
devenv init
Configure
Edit devenv.nix:
{ pkgs, ... }:
{
packages = [
# pkgs.git
];
languages.python.enable = true;
languages.python.venv.enable = true;
languages.python.poetry.enable = true;
languages.python.poetry.install.enable = true;
}
Edit devenv.yaml:
inputs:
nixpkgs:
url: github:NixOS/nixpkgs/nixpkgs-unstable
nixpkgs-python:
url: github:cachix/nixpkgs-python
Install dependencies
direnv allow
There seems to be a problem where poetry is not actually enabled or installed, so run
nix-shell -p poetry
poetry init
to kick things off, should work on subsequent attempts.
If poetry complains about your package setup, disable it in pyproject.toml with
[tool.poetry]
# ...
package-mode = false
Using it
Add libraries to pyproject.toml with
poetry add <package>