uj-mastering-master/pyproject.toml

[build-system]
requires = ["setuptools>=68"]
build-backend = "setuptools.build_meta"

[project]
name = "uj-mastering-master"
version = "0.1.0"
requires-python = ">=3.10"

# Only what the *analysis* needs. The GUI stack lives in the `desktop` extra
# below, because nothing on the web path touches it: `webapp.py`,
# `web_session.py`, `metrics_json.py`, `master_core.py`, `metrics.py` and
# `plotspec.py` import no Qt, no pyqtgraph and no matplotlib canvas. Keeping
# PyQt5 here would force a `--headless`-style install to drag in a full Qt
# stack it never loads.
dependencies = [
    "librosa",
    "numpy",
    "matplotlib",       # librosa dependency, and colormaps for the colormap helper
    "mutagen",
    "pyloudnorm",
]

license = {text = "Apache-2.0"}

[project.optional-dependencies]
# Desktop GUI. Installed with:
#   uv sync --extra desktop     (or `uv sync --all-extras`)
desktop = [
    "PyQt5>=5.15.10",
    # 5.15.2 is the only pyqt5-qt5 release with a Windows wheel; later
    # versions are Linux/macOS only.
    "PyQt5-Qt5==5.15.2 ; sys_platform == 'win32'",
    "pyqtgraph>=0.14.0",
]

# Web front end. Installed with:
#   uv sync --extra web
# Deliberately separate from the desktop path: a server install of the web UI
# needs no Qt/wheel stack. Which is what makes the container image small and
# lets it run without a display server at all.
web = [
    "fastapi>=0.110",
    "uvicorn[standard]>=0.27",
    "python-multipart>=0.0.9",   # multipart upload parsing for FastAPI
]

[tool.uv]
# Note: `default-groups` cannot name an entry from `[project.optional-dependencies]`
# — it only accepts `[dependency-groups]` names, and errors with "Default group
# `desktop` ... is not defined in the project's `dependency-groups` table".
# Extras must be requested explicitly, which is why the README spells out both:
#   uv sync                    # analysis + nothing else
#   uv sync --extra desktop    # + Qt/pyqtgraph (the GUI; `uv run ujm`)
#   uv sync --extra web        # + fastapi/uvicorn (`uv run ujm-web`)
#   uv sync --all-extras       # both

[project.scripts]
ujm = "main:main"
ujm-web = "webapp:main"

[tool.setuptools]
py-modules = [
    "main",
    "analysis_results_manager",
    "audio_visualization_widget",
    "master_core",
    "metrics",
    "plotspec",
    "font_manager",
    "plot_control_widget",
    "ref_line_widget",
    "logger_setup",
    "setup_fonts",
    # web front end
    "webapp",
    "web_session",
    "metrics_json",
]
# `static/` is declared a *package* so `package-data` has something to attach
# to. `package-data` keys match packages, and top-level `py-modules` are not
# packages — so the earlier `"*" = [...]` form silently matched nothing and the
# built wheel contained no assets at all (verified: 14 .py files, zero HTML/
# JS/CSS). An installed `ujm-web` therefore 404'd every asset. With this entry
# the assets install to `site-packages/static/`, which is exactly where
# `webapp.py` looks (`Path(__file__).parent / "static"`).
packages = ["static"]

[tool.setuptools.package-data]
# Vendored browser assets: uPlot (curves), no CDN at runtime. Keyed on the
# `static` package (declared above) rather than `"*"`: a `"*"` key matches
# *packages*, and there are none besides `static` — the app modules are
# top-level `py-modules`, which is why the original form shipped nothing.
#
# `**/*` rather than `*` so the glob reaches `static/vendor/`, where the uPlot
# bundle lives.
static = ["*", "**/*"]