It had some downsides:
- the lockfile was discarded when switching between beta/non-beta
- it could result in beta versions of transitory dependencies
By adding 'anki' and 'aqt' as first-party packages with explicit
version numbers (validated by the version list we get from PyPi),
we can allow them to be installed without breaking other deps.
https://forums.ankiweb.net/t/bundling-numpy-in-an-add-on/62669/15
The inclusion of files under qt/aqt is handled by qt/pyproject.toml,
not qt/hatch_build.py, which works with the files under out/qt/_aqt.
Excluding qt/aqt/data and all files ending in .ui in qt/pyproject.toml
fixes the issue, since the other unwanted files (**/*.scss, **/*.ts, and
**/tsconfig*) all reside under qt/aqt/data.
Fixes: 04996c77f3
We can't show an AnkiWeb page for a locally-installed add-on, and
having a custom config action is the only way we can easily expose
this for older clients as well.
Re: #4158
* Launcher: Run `uv python install` before running `uv sync`
* Less copy/paste.
* Minor readability improvements
* Make sure we check file presence before attempting to read
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Co-authored-by: Damien Elmes <gpg@ankiweb.net>
* Feat/Add legacy evaluate config bool
* Minor tweaks based on PR suggestions (dae)
New enabling command:
from anki.config import Config
mw.col.set_config_bool(Config.Bool.FSRS_LEGACY_EVALUATE, True)
While something we probably don't want to encourage much of, this
may enable some previously-unshared add-ons.
https://forums.ankiweb.net/t/bundling-numpy-in-an-add-on/62669/5
The 'uv add' command is transaction, so if an add-on tries to inject
incompatible dependencies into the environment, the venv will be
left as-is. And each Anki upgrade/downgrade resets the requirements,
so the requested packages shouldn't cause errors down the line.
Sample add-on:
import subprocess
from aqt import mw
from aqt.operations import QueryOp
from aqt.qt import QAction
from aqt.utils import showInfo
def ensure_spacy(col):
print("trying to import spacy")
try:
import spacy
print("successful import")
return
except Exception as e:
print("error importing:", e)
print("attempting add")
try:
from aqt.package import add_python_requirements as add
except Exception as e:
raise Exception(f"package unavailable, can't install: {e}")
# be explicit about version, or Anki beta users will get
# a beta wheel that may break
(success, output) = add(["spacy==3.8.7", "https://github.com/explosion/spacy-models/releases/download/ko_core_news_sm-3.8.0/ko_core_news_sm-3.8.0-py3-none-any.whl"])
if not success:
raise Exception(f"adding failed: {output}")
print("success")
# alterantively:
# from aqt.package import venv_binary
# subprocess.run([venv_binary("spacy"), "download", "ko_core_news_sm"], check=True)
# print("model added")
# large packages will freeze for a while on first import on macOS
import spacy
print("spacy import successful")
def activate_spacy():
def on_success(res):
mw.progress.single_shot(1000, lambda: showInfo("Spacy installed"))
QueryOp(parent=mw, op=ensure_spacy, success=on_success).with_progress("Installing spacy...").run_in_background()
action = QAction("Activate Spacy", mw)
action.triggered.connect(activate_spacy)
mw.form.menuTools.addAction(action)
We need to exec() Python from a GUI context so that the app name and
icon are inherited from our launcher bundle. And we need to munge
sys.argv[0] prior to main window instantiation so that we don't get
app menu entries like "Hide -c". We do that in the launcher instead
of __init__.py so that older versions display correctly too.
* CHANGE right-click in the editor to show option to open folder in linux
* FIX checks
* Use heuristics
* ./ninja format
* Use fallback from main instead of xdg-open
