VegaFusion's entire development environment setup is managed by Pixi. Pixi is a cross-platform environment manager that installs packages from conda-forge into an isolated environment directory for the project. Conda-forge provides all the development and build technologies that are required by VegaFusion, and so Pixi is the only system installation required to build and develop VegaFusion.
On Linux and MacOS install pixi with:
curl -fsSL https://pixi.sh/install.sh | bash
On Windows, install Pixi with:
iwr -useb https://pixi.sh/install.ps1 | iex
Then restart your shell.
For more information on installing Pixi, see https://prefix.dev/docs/pixi/overview.
Start the test minio server in a dedicated terminal
pixi run start-minio
Build and test the VegaFusion Rust crates with:
pixi run test-rs
Individual rust crates can be tested using:
pixi run test-rs-core
pixi run test-rs-runtime
pixi run test-rs-server
pixi run test-rs-sql
Build and test the vegafusion
and vegafusion-python-embed
Python packages with
pixi run test-py-vegafusion
Build and test the vegafusion-jupyter
Python package with
pixi run test-py-jupyter-headless
This requires a system installation of Chrome, but the correct version of the chrome driver should be installed automatically by the chromedriver-binary-auto
package.
The command above will run the browser-based tests in headless mode. To instead display the browser during testing, use:
pixi run test-py-jupyter
To use the development versions of the Python packages in JupyterLab, first install the packages in development mode with:
pixi run dev-py-jupyter
Then launch JupyterLab
pixi run jupyter-lab
To build Python wheels for the current platform, the build-py-embed
, build-py-vegafusion
, and build-py-jupyter
tasks may be used
pixi run build-py-embed
This will build a wheel and sdist in the target/wheels
directory.
pixi run build-py-vegafusion
This will build a wheel and sdist to the python/vegafusion/dist
directory
pixi run build-py-jupyter
This will build a wheel and sdist to the python/vegafusion-jupyter/dist
directory
To add a conda-forge package to the Pixi development environment, use the pixi add
command with the --build
flag
pixi add my-new-package --build
This will install the package and update the pixi.lock file with the new environment solution.