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# Python-apt is a wrapper to use features of apt from python. It contains the following modules: ## C++ Wrapper: * apt_pkg - access to libapt-pkg (wrapper to the lowlevel c++ code) * apt_inst - access to libapt-inst (wrapper to the lowlevel c++ code) ## Python module: * apt - high level python interface build on top of apt_pkg, apt_inst * aptsources - high level manipulation of sources.list # Development ## Building To build python-apt run: ``` $ python setup.py build ``` You may need to install the build-dependencies via: ``` $ sudo apt build-dep ./ ``` first. ## Running the tests Run the tests with: ``` $ python tests/test_all.py $ python3 tests/test_all.py ``` ## Running mypy: To check if the "apt" python module is mypy clean, run: ``` $ MYPYPATH=./typehinting/ mypy ./apt ``` To use the annotation with your source code, run: ``` $ MYPYPATH=/usr/lib/python3/dist-packages/apt mypy ./my-program ``` (adjust from python3 to python2.7 if you run there).
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