document: modulemd version: 2 data: name: python36 stream: "3.6" summary: Python programming language, version 3.6 description: |- This module gives users access to the internal Python 3.6 in RHEL8, as well as provides some additional Python packages the users might need. In addition to these you can install any python3-* package available in RHEL and use it with Python from this module. license: module: - MIT dependencies: - buildrequires: mongodb: - "3.6" platform: - el8 requires: platform: - el8 references: community: https://www.python.org/ documentation: https://docs.python.org/3.6/ profiles: build: rpms: - python36 - python36-devel - python36-rpm-macros common: rpms: - python36 api: rpms: - python-sqlalchemy-doc - python-virtualenv-doc - python3-PyMySQL - python3-bson - python3-distro - python3-docs - python3-docutils - python3-nose - python3-pygments - python3-pymongo - python3-pymongo-gridfs - python3-scipy - python3-sqlalchemy - python3-virtualenv - python3-wheel - python36 - python36-debug - python36-devel - python36-rpm-macros filter: rpms: - python2-PyMySQL - python2-docutils - python2-nose - python2-pygments - python2-scipy - python2-sqlalchemy - python2-virtualenv buildopts: rpms: macros: | %_without_python2 1 # For packages depending on python36, so that they # BuildRequire python36-devel/debug/rpm-macros instead of python3-* # # This won't be necessary for python37 and later. There we can # set %{python3_pkgversion}, because all packages will need to # have the pythonXY prefix. Whereas for Python 3.6 the packages # are split between non-modular RHEL and the python36 module, # and so it was easier and less confusing to keep the prefix at # python3- except for the devel/debug/rpm/macros packages. %_with_python36_module 1 components: rpms: python-PyMySQL: rationale: Python adapter for the MySQL/MariaDB databases ref: 2791b4ef6e960699720747210d97bca9adb23f31 buildorder: 20 python-distro: rationale: Linux Distribution - a Linux OS platform information API ref: 09360ebe4bcf16ebe4d5d97ff9af5b52e44b67e2 buildorder: 20 python-docs: rationale: Documentation for Python ref: 36fa98a92d4a14484fcbcffc4297b39bc409190d buildorder: 20 python-docutils: rationale: System for processing plaintext documentation ref: 4c8e9e328216ec9c07ced1337f0aaef5cf6ab43e buildorder: 20 python-nose: rationale: Discovery-based unit test extension for Python ref: 3961017dad98e9a4f6fa718905461cfdd40ca752 buildorder: 20 python-pygments: rationale: Syntax highlighting engine written in Python ref: f75bd4d3dbd1ec3f03aeb4b57c2ed4b0a1f1c6c4 buildorder: 20 python-pymongo: rationale: Python driver for MongoDB ref: 00f5e0cf01bcb97a8a415012f07631a77dc96b19 buildorder: 20 python-sqlalchemy: rationale: Modular and flexible ORM library for python ref: 852db1e7e4b4faca27b60461aa17c606a8385502 buildorder: 20 python-virtualenv: rationale: Tool to create isolated Python environments ref: bed629ee32ce2e7cc40767fdb85d0972d1933f75 buildorder: 30 python-wheel: rationale: Built-package format for Python ref: 80bb8611a8811b13ffd90330b270e269e33df0aa buildorder: 20 python36: rationale: Contains the symlink to the platform-python interpreter. Also contains python36-rpm-macros needed to build the remaining packages. ref: f016016c80b5a9b0a7cfb838fc7de70f4a1d6f53 buildorder: 10 scipy: rationale: Scientific Tools for Python ref: bede1a503e67c1a4cf112b98681e5752e02be7ae buildorder: 20