hatch_modulefile

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This provides automatic modulefile generation for EnvironmentModules. Modulefiles are created with a basic template which:

1. Loads any modules listed in requires
2. Sources the activate script of the installed packages (assumes venv installation). Does this by setting VIRUTAL_ENV and prepending the bin folder to PATH
3. Sets extra environment variables defined in extra-paths

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Example
• License

Installation

pip install hatch-modulefile

Example

Example use case. Note that requires is a list of modulefiles available on your system through environment modules. Extra paths defines modulefile environment manipulations.

[build.hooks.modulefile] requires = [ "module1/1.0.0", "module2/3.1.2", "module3/2.0.0", ] extra-paths = [ { type="setenv", variable="NUMEXPR_MAX_THREADS", value="8" }, { type="prepend-path", variable="PATH", value="/custom/path" }, ]

This would generate a modulefile which looks like this:

#%Module

# Gets the folder two folders up from this file
set              venv                    [file dirname [file dirname [file dirname [file normalize $ModulesCurrentModulefile/___]]]]
set              site_packages           [glob $venv/lib/python*/site-packages]

set     necessary       {
  module1/1.0.0
  module2/3.1.2
  module3/2.0.0
}

foreach mod $necessary {
    set splitList [split $mod "/"]
    set mod_name [lindex $splitList 0]
    if { [ is-loaded $mod_name ] } {
        module switch $mod
    } else {
        module load $mod
    }
}

setenv VIRTUAL_ENV $venv
prepend-path PATH $venv/bin

# Extra module path requirements
setenv          NUMEXPR_MAX_THREADS     8
prepend-path    PATH                    /custom/path

License

hatch-modulefile is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.