A collection of conda recipes to build conda packages.
The recipes are automatically generated using doit and grayskull.
For now, only recipes for packages available on pypi are generated.
Simply add a package and its version to dodo.py and run doit.
If the package is available on pypi, grayskull can be used to generate the recipe.
Install:
conda install --channel conda-forge grayskull
Generate the recipe:
grayskull pypi <package-name>==<version>
From the Conda-Build Documentation:
Building a conda package requires installing conda-build and creating a conda recipe. You then use the conda build command to build the conda package from the conda recipe.
The information presented here is only a short summary to get started quickly. If in doubt I suggest reading the documentation.
conda install conda-build
conda-build path/to/build/directory
The build directory is a flat directory which at least contains the recipe meta.yml.
If the package depends on some package available from some channel (most likely conda-forge),
make sure to add it to your channel list before executing the build command.
The following command adds the channel 'conda-forge' to the top of the channel list, making it the highest priority:
conda config --add channels conda-forge
(This will create a file ~/.condarc with your channel list sorted by priority.)
At some point conda also complains that conda-verify should be installed:
conda install conda-verify
The client is needed for uploading packages to your own channel. If you do not have an account yet, create one on Anaconda Cloud.
Install the client:
conda install anaconda-client
You can login via anaconda login and test your login with the whoami command
anaconda whoami
Uploading a package:
anaconda upload path/to/package-build
In my case (using miniconda on linux) the package build is located somewhere under $HOME/miniconda3/conda-bld/.