Contributing to PyAirbyte

Learn how you can become a contributor to PyAirbyte.

Development

Make sure Poetry is installed (version 2.0 or higher).
Run poetry install
For examples, check out the examples folder. They can be run via poetry run python examples/<example file>

Note: By default in Poetry 2.0, poetry lock only refreshes the lockfile without pulling new versions. This is the same behavior as the previous poetry lock --no-update command.

Unit tests and type checks can be run via poetry run pytest

Documentation

Regular documentation lives in the /docs folder. Based on the doc strings of public methods, we generate API documentation using pdoc.

To generate the documentation, run:

poe docs-generate

Or to build and open in one step:

poe docs-preview

or poetry run poe docs-preview if you don't have Poe installed.

The docs-generate Poe task is mapped to the run() function of docs/generate.py.

Documentation pages will be generated in the docs/generated folder. The test_docs.py test in pytest will automatically update generated content. This updates must be manually committed before docs tests will pass.

Release

Releases are published automatically to PyPi in response to a "published" event on a GitHub Release Tag.

To publish to PyPi, simply create a GitHub Release with the correct version. Once you publish the release on GitHub it will automatically trigger a PyPi publish workflow in GitHub actions.

Warning

Be careful - "Cmd+Enter" will not 'save' but will instead 'publish'. (If you want to save a draft, use the mouse. 😅)

Note

There is no version to bump. Version is calculated during build and publish, using the poetry-dynamic-versioning plugin.

Coverage

To run a coverage report, run:

poetry run poe coverage-html

This will generate a coverage report in the htmlcov folder.

Note: If you have pre-installed Poe (pipx install poethepoet), then you can omit the poetry run prefix.

Versioning

Versioning follows Semantic Versioning. For new features, bump the minor version. For bug fixes, bump the patch version. For pre-releases, append dev.N to the version. For example, 0.1.0dev.1 is the first pre-release of the 0.1.0 version.

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