Use PDM to manage dependencies and build site #377
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This is an alternative to #327, and is roughly equivalent to that PR except that it uses PDM rather than pipenv.
This uses PDM to manage python dependencies:
It also uses PDM's scripts feature (very similar to npm scripts) to define common tasks.
E.g. once one has installed PDM and npm, one can just do:
This eliminates the need for the build/test instructions in
tox.ini
, and simplifies the build/deploy workflow.TODO
Should probably add a pre-commit hook to ensure pdm.lock is up-to-date.