uv_utils is a collection of utilities for the UV project.

This project is not affiliated with the UV project. This project, while tested and used by the author, is not guaranteed to work for everyone. Please try to understand the code before using it.

• uv and related dependencies

git clone https://github.com/tcsenpai/uv_utils.git
cd uv_utils
chmod +x uv*

It is recommended to add the uv_utils directory to your PATH environment variable or to move the executable files to a directory in your PATH.

uvc is a utility for converting a python's requirements.txt-like file to a fully fledged uv project.

uvc requirements.txt # replace requirements.txt with your requirements.txt-like file as needed

This will create a pyproject.toml file in the current directory, manage the empty hello.py file safely (backing up any existing hello.py file), and add the necessary dependencies to the pyproject.toml file; it will also automate the creation of a .venv directory and install the dependencies into it using uv.

You can now run the project using uv (included uv run, uv sync, uv add, etc.)

Note: You can use uvr (see below) to run the project without specifying the file name each time.

uvr is a utility for running a uv project without specifying the file name each time.

uvr name_of_your_entry_file.py

This will create a uvr.toml file in the current directory, which will store the name of the entry file.

uvr

This will run the entry file specified in the uvr.toml file.

All the files are written in plain bash, and are designed to be as simple as possible. Also, the utilities are designed to be wrappers around uv commands, so that full compatibility is maintained.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.