pycentral(1)
NAME
pycentral - register and build utility for Python packages
SYNOPSIS
pycentral [-h] [-v] <cmd> [<cmd options>] [<args>]
DESCRIPTION
- pycentral
- provides support for installing python modules independent
of the current installed Python version and handling
byte-compilation and -removal tasks in installation scripts.
OPTIONS
- -v, --version
- Limit the output to the version numbers of the python versions.
- -h, --help
- Print a help text.
- pycentral has the following sub commands. For fine grained help, call: pycentral <cmd>.
- bccompile
- Byte compile .py files in a package.
- bcremove
- Remove the byte compiled .py files.
- list List all managed files.
- pkginstall
- Make a package available for all supported runtimes.
- pkgprepare
- Prepare a package for all supported runtimes.
- pkgremove
- Remove a package installed for all supported runtimes.
- pkglist
- List pycentral-managed files of a package for all supported runtimes.
- rtinstall
- Make installed packages available for this runtime.
- rtremove
- Remove packages installed for this runtime.
- updatedefault
- Update the default python version.
- debhelper
- move files to pycentral locaation, variable substitutions (called by dh_pycentral).
- pycentraldir <package>
- Show the installation directory used by pycentral for <package>.
- showdefault
- Show default python version number. Deprecated, use pyversions(1)
- showsupported
- Show the supported python versions. Deprecated, use pyversions(1)
- showversions
- Show version numbers of supported python versions. Deprecated, use pyversions(1) dh_pycentral, should not be called directly).
- version
- Show the pycentral version.
FILES
/etc/python/debian_config is searched for the attribute overwritelocal. If set to 1, or True, existing files in
/usr/lib/pythonX.Y/site-packages are overwritten with symbolic links to
the pycentral install area. The default is to abort the installation of
a package, when files already exist. This behaviour may be useful, when
python libraries were manually installed into this directory.
SEE ALSO
pyversions(1), Python policy.
AUTHOR
- Matthias Klose