How to use _build_wheels method in Playwright Python

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setup.py

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...118 and wheel["machine"] == platform.machine().lower(),119 base_wheel_bundles,120 )121 )[:1]122 self._build_wheels(wheels)123 def _build_wheels(124 self,125 wheels: List[Dict[str, str]],126 ) -> None:127 base_wheel_location: str = glob.glob(os.path.join(self.dist_dir, "*.whl"))[0]128 without_platform = base_wheel_location[:-7]129 for wheel_bundle in wheels:130 download_driver(wheel_bundle["zip_name"])131 zip_file = (132 f"driver/​playwright-{driver_version}-{wheel_bundle['zip_name']}.zip"133 )134 with zipfile.ZipFile(zip_file, "r") as zip:135 extractall(zip, f"driver/​{wheel_bundle['zip_name']}")136 wheel_location = without_platform + wheel_bundle["wheel"]137 shutil.copy(base_wheel_location, wheel_location)...

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build.py

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...22 self._create_build_copies()23 self._transpile_py2()24 if run_test:25 self._run_unit_tests_py2(True)26 self._build_wheels()27 self._upload_to_nexus()2829 def run_py2_tests(self, run_slow_tests=False):30 self._cleanup_last_build()31 self._create_build_copies()32 self._transpile_py2()33 self._run_unit_tests_py2(run_slow_tests)343536 def _increment_version(self):37 # Increment the version number38 self.version = increment_version(r"{}\__init__.py".format(app_name), app_name, format='increment')3940 def _cleanup_last_build(self):41 # Cleanup last build42 if (self.topdir /​ 'dist').is_dir():43 shutil.rmtree(self.topdir /​ 'dist')44 if(self.topdir /​ 'build').is_dir():45 shutil.rmtree(self.topdir /​ 'build')4647 def _create_build_copies(self):48 # Copy existing code into python 3 and 2 folders49 (self.topdir /​ 'build').mkdir()50 (self.topdir /​ 'build' /​ 'py3').mkdir()51 (self.topdir /​ 'build' /​ 'py2').mkdir()52 self._copy_to_build(self.topdir /​ 'build' /​ 'py2', py2=True)53 self._copy_to_build(self.topdir /​ 'build' /​ 'py3', py2=False)5455 def _copy_to_build(self, output_dir: Path, py2=False):56 for root, dirs, files in os.walk(self.topdir.str):57 if 'build' in root:58 continue59 if '.git' in root:60 continue61 if '.idea' in root:62 continue63 if '__pycache__' in root:64 continue65 ext_dir = output_dir /​ Path(root).relative_to(self.topdir)66 if not ext_dir.is_dir():67 ext_dir.mkdir()68 for fn in files:69 if not (fn.endswith(".py") or fn.endswith(".txt")):70 continue71 fp = Path(root) /​ fn72 ext = fp.relative_to(self.topdir)7374 if fn.endswith(".py2.py"):75 # Overwite the py3 version with py276 py3fn = output_dir /​ ext.str.replace(".py2.py", ".py")77 assert py3fn.is_file(), f"Missing: {py3fn}"7879 if py2:80 shutil.copy(fp, os.path.join(output_dir, ext.str.replace(".py2.py", ".py")))81 else:82 pass # noop: skip file83 else:84 shutil.copy(fp, os.path.join(output_dir, ext.str))858687 def _transpile_py2(self):88 # Run 3to6 on py2 folder89 from lib3to6.common import BuildContext, BuildConfig, CheckError90 from lib3to6.transpile import transpile_module_data9192 cfg = BuildConfig(target_version='2.7',93 cache_enabled=False,94 default_mode='enabled',95 fixers=['AnnotationsFutureFixer', 'GeneratorStopFutureFixer',96 'UnicodeLiteralsFutureFixer', 'RemoveUnsupportedFuturesFixer',97 'PrintFunctionFutureFixer', 'WithStatementFutureFixer',98 'AbsoluteImportFutureFixer', 'DivisionFutureFixer',99 'GeneratorsFutureFixer', 'NestedScopesFutureFixer',100 'XrangeToRangeFixer',101 'UnicodeToStrFixer', 'UnichrToChrFixer', 'RawInputToInputFixer',102 'RemoveFunctionDefAnnotationsFixer', 'ForwardReferenceAnnotationsFixer',103 'RemoveAnnAssignFixer', 'ShortToLongFormSuperFixer',104 'InlineKWOnlyArgsFixer', 'NewStyleClassesFixer',105 'UnpackingGeneralizationsFixer',106 'NamedTupleClassToAssignFixer', 'FStringToStrFormatFixer',107 'UnpackingGeneralizationsFixer'],108 checkers=['NoAsyncAwait', 'NoComplexNamedTuple',109 'NoYieldFromChecker', 'NoMatMultOpChecker'],110 install_requires=None)111 for filepath in (self.topdir /​ 'build' /​ 'py2' /​ 'pjmlib').walk_files():112 if filepath.suffix != '.py':113 continue114 with open(filepath, mode='rb') as fobj:115 module_source_data = fobj.read()116117 ctx = BuildContext(cfg, str(filepath))118 try:119 fixed_module_source_data = transpile_module_data(ctx,120 module_source_data)121 except CheckError as err:122 loc = str(filepath)123 if err.lineno >= 0:124 loc += '@' + str(err.lineno)125 err.args = (loc + ' - ' + err.args[0],) + err.args[1:]126 raise127 with open(filepath, mode='wb') as fobj:128 fobj.write(fixed_module_source_data)129130 def _run_unit_tests_py2(self, run_slow_tests):131 (self.topdir /​ 'build' /​ 'py2').chdir()132 os.environ['SLOW_TESTS'] = 'yes' if run_slow_tests else 'no'133 # os.system(r"C:\Personal\projects\venvs\venv_pjmlib_py27\Scripts\python.exe -m pjmlib.test_pjmlib")134 os.system(r"C:\Python27\python.exe -m unittest discover "135 rf"-s {self.topdir /​ 'pjmlib' /​ 'tests'}"136 rf"-t {self.topdir /​ 'pjmlib' /​ 'tests'}")137138 print('-' * 80)139 print("Did the tests pass?")140 input(">>>")141142 def _build_wheels(self):143 if self.version is None:144 from pjmlib import __version__145 self.version = __version__146147 (self.topdir /​ 'dist').mkdir()148149 (self.topdir /​ 'build' /​ 'py3').chdir()150 print("building py3 wheel...")151 os.system('python.exe setup.py sdist bdist_wheel')152 shutil.copy(self.topdir /​ 'build' /​ 'py3' /​ 'dist' /​ f"{app_name}-{self.version}-py3-none-any.whl",153 self.topdir /​ 'dist')154155 (self.topdir /​ 'build' /​ 'py2').chdir()156 print("building py2 wheel...") ...

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