Trying to start organizing non-hard deps into groups with sensible
"domain names" as it were. I coulda sworn we originally had at least UI
libs setup this way.. musta got lost in prior nix(os) porting.
Specifics,
- move all Qt and `rapidfuzz` deps into the `uis` group.
- add a new `repl` group for all the `pdbp` (debugging utils) and
`xonsh` (@goodboy's shell pref) related console related extensions.
- add a `testing` group for the harness' needs.
- add a `de` for (as of rn) TWM specific libs.
- nest all the new ^ groups in the `dev` group as needed.
Since the linking will be borked if we pull the wheel using `uv`; we
need to instead delegate to the `nixpkgs` version in the dev-shell.
`pyrpoject` deats,
- add a new deps-group: 'lint' which contains `ruff`.
- drop `ruff` from std deps (not sure how it got there anyway).
- mv `elasticsearch` to a new `dbs` deps group (we don't really even
want to be using it in the near furure).
- mv `uis` group into dep-groups section from `project.optionals-deps`.
- add a `tool.uv.default-groups = ['uis', 'dev']` setting which then
will avoid install of any non-explicit extras.
- put `rapidfuzz` only in `uis` group.
`flake.nix` tweaks,
- include `ruff` and `pypkgs.ruff` in the overlay.
- pass `--no-group ruff` to the `uv sync` line of shell init.
Taking many tips from our `default.nix` (thanks @nt!) this seems to be
the minimal overlay required for a flake to get up and running with
`piker chart` B)
Notes,
- for now, we're pinning to a major `cpython` version (3.13)
- ensure we (can) build with `nixpkgs.qt6.qtwayland`
- add the minimal Qt ld-lib-path linkings including those for plugin
use (required for wayland mode).
- for now, hardcode "wayland" platform-mode and the linux standard
"xdg-shell" integration.
- leave some TODOs to better parameterize around py versions.
Particularly using their recommended "impure template",
- https://pyproject-nix.github.io/pyproject.nix/templates.html#impure
- code: https://github.com/pyproject-nix/pyproject.nix/blob/master/templates/impure/flake.nix
Note the `shellHook` now contains various `uv`-specific osenv settings
and cmds to get a dev-env setup the way i would do it by default, that
includes all dev and extra (group) deps. For now i've hard coded the
"virt-env subdir" used by `uv` to match the cpython version. We can
obviously parameterize this much better in the future.
For those who want to spawn a diff shell then bash see the commented
line, for ex. i personally use `nix develop -c uv run xonsh`.
Tyler Goodlet