pj

Three methods to create, sync, and release projects:

1. Project.new() Create repo on GitHub + local clone. If nbdev: add theme toggle, set GH Pages branch.
2. Project.sync() (opt. nbdev_prepare) → commit → pull --rebase → push.
3. Project.ship() Version bump → tag → GitHub release. If PyPI=True: build → upload.

Works with any repo to handle lifecycle with Git, GitHub, and PyPI.
Notebook-friendly, whether Jupyter,¹ nbdev, or SolveIT! 📚💙

Built with fastgit (git operations), ghapi (GitHub API), and fastcore (utilities).

Install

This has only been tested in SolveIT, with the nbs/00_core dialog. You may either:

• clone this repo and open nbs/00_core (or use pj/core.py)
• download nbs/00_core or view the shared dialog, and import it to your SolveIT instance.

More coming very soon.

# [coming soon] pip install pj-py

Usage

Select Project > sync to commit+push > release.

0. API setup

Authenticate once. All Project instances share the connection.

# imports not required if you run it from the 00_core dialog in SolveIT.
# Otherwise:
#from pj import Project, set_api
#from ghapi.all import GhApi

set_api(GhApi())

Check that it’s fine:

get_api()

1. Target project

Create a new project (A), or select an existing repo (B).

A. Create new

p = Project.new("mylib")
# = Project.new("mylib", path=None, org=None, desc=None, private=True, nbdev=False, verbose=False)

Creates a private GitHub repo under your user, clones it locally, installs nbdev hooks. org takes the GH handle.

B. Select existing repo

p = Project("path/to/repo")

Auto-detects pj type and owner (settings.ini for nbdev, otherwise pyproject.toml, or other if none).

2. Sync changes

p.sync()
# = p.sync(msg="sync")

Stages all, commits with message “sync”, pulls with rebase, pushes.

3. Release

p.ship()
# = p.ship(part=2, dry_run=False, force=False, pypi=False, quiet=False)

Bumps patch version (0.0.X), tags, creates GitHub release. No PyPI upload by default.

Utilities

Project. public methods:

• ls() to list files in the project’s repo.
• setup_pages() configures GitHub Pages manually.
• dark_theme() applies dark mode to nbdev docs.
• Any unknown method forwards to git.

Troubleshooting

Path errors
Reassign p = Project("correct/path") to fix the current working directory (cwd).
Restart kernel first if it still fails.

Rebase conflicts
p.g('rebase', '--abort') to start over, or resolve and continue.

API Summary

Create:

p = Project.new("mylib") # Private repo

p = Project.new(
    "mylib",
    org="myorg",         # GH Organization
    desc="Cool lib"      # About
    private=False,       # Public repository
    nbdev=True           # nbdev/Quarto GH Pages w. light/dark toggle
)

Existing:

p = Project('mylib')     # [cwd/]'relative/path' or '/absolute/path'

Sync:

p.sync()                 # Commit all, rebase, push
p.sync("Fix bug #42")    # Commit message (default: 'sync')

Release:

p.ship()                 # Bump patch, tag, GitHub release
p.ship(part=1)           # Bump minor
p.ship(pypi=True)        # Include PyPI upload
p.ship(dry_run=True)     # Preview without doing anything

Utilities:

p.ls()                   # List files (takes regex str)
p.ls('nbs')              # List notebooks ('py' for Python files)
p.setup_pages()          # Configure GitHub Pages manually
p.dark_theme()           # Enable Quarto dark mode w. toggle button (nbdev docs)
p.status()               # Git methods forward to p.g (thus fastgit.Git)

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Footnotes

1. Jupyter+Quarto specific QoL to come soon™ ↩