Karp-s

Backend for Karp-s

Installation instructions

One way to do it, there are many! For example uv can handle both Python versions and virtual environments completely. In this example only Python is pre-installed and uv is installed in a virtual environment.

1. Create and activate a virtual env
2. Run UV_PROJECT_ENVIRONMENT=$VIRTUAL_ENV
3. Run make dev
4. Start development server with make serve-w-reload

Managing dependencies with `uv

Install using uv sync.

Add dependencies using uv add [--dev] <dep>, remove using uv remove <dep>.

Upgrade existing dependencies using uv lock --upgrade.

Typechecking

This code is type-checked using basedpyright, see pyrightconfig.json for settings. basedpyright is installed in the venv and is used instead of Pyright because Pyright requires NodeJS. There is also a language server for basedpyright that can be used in your editor for completions and highlighting.