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onyx/tools/ods

Onyx Developer Script

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ods is onyx.app's devtools utility script. It is packaged as a python wheel and available from PyPI.

Installation

A stable version of ods is provided in the default python venv which is synced automatically if you have pre-commit hooks installed.

While inside the Onyx repository, activate the root project's venv,

source .venv/bin/activate

If you prefer to use the latest version of ods and not the stable version in the pyproject.toml,

uvx --from onyx-devtools ods

Autocomplete

ods provides autocomplete for bash, fish, powershell and zsh shells.

For more information, see ods completion <shell> --help for your respective <shell>.

zsh

Linux

ods completion zsh | sudo tee "${fpath[1]}/_ods" > /dev/null

macOS

ods completion zsh > $(brew --prefix)/share/zsh/site-functions/_ods

bash

ods completion bash | sudo tee /etc/bash_completion.d/ods > /dev/null

Note: bash completion requires the bash-completion package be installed.

Upgrading

To upgrade the stable version, upgrade it as you would any other requirement.

Building from source

Generally, go build . or go install . are sufficient.

go build . will output a tools/ods/ods binary which you can call normally,

./ods --version

while go install . will output to your GOPATH (defaults ~/go/bin/ods),

~/go/bin/ods --version

Typically, GOPATH is added to your shell's PATH, but this may be confused easily during development with the pip version of ods installed in the Onyx venv.

To build the wheel,

uv build --wheel

To build and install the wheel,

uv pip install .

Deploy

Releases are deployed automatically when git tags prefaced with ods/ are pushed to GitHub.

The release-tag package can be used to calculate and push the next tag automatically,

tag --prefix ods

See also, .github/workflows/release-devtools.yml.