python package with binary

[Fabrice]

Hi,

A long time ago I have created a spec file for python-radexreader:
 https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/python-radexreader

But today, I have a problem.
I'm working on version 2.0.0, and the program will provide graphical interfaces.

With Debian, it's easy, currently the "spec" makes:
- python3-radexreader (python library)
- radexreader (cli command line)
I have added:
- radexreader-gtk3
- radexreader-gtk4
- radexreader-qt5
- radexreader-qt6

But with Fedora (and openSUSE), currently the spec file makes:
- python3-radexreader (python library and cli command line)

I guess I'll have to update the specs this way:
----
%package -n python3-radexreader
Summary: ...
BuildRequires: ...
Requires: ...
%description -n python3-radexreader ...
%files -n python3-radexreader ...

%package -n radexreader
Summary: ...
BuildRequires: ...
Requires: ...
%description -n radexreader ...
%files -n radexreader ...

%package -n radexreader-gtk3
Summary: ...
BuildRequires: ...
Requires: ...
%description -n radexreader-gtk3 ...
%files -n radexreader-gtk3 ...

...
---

Is it correct?
Thanks!

All is based on https://packages.debian.org/source/trixie/scour + https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/python-scour

[Zbigniew Jędrzejewski-Szmek]

On Sun, Feb 11, 2024 at 06:44:26PM -0000, Fabrice  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> A long time ago I have created a spec file for python-radexreader:
>  https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/python-radexreader
>
> But today, I have a problem.
> I'm working on version 2.0.0, and the program will provide graphical interfaces.
>
> With Debian, it's easy, currently the "spec" makes:
> python3-radexreader (python library)
> radexreader (cli command line)
>
> I have added:
> radexreader-gtk3
> radexreader-gtk4
> radexreader-qt5
> radexreader-qt6
>
> But with Fedora (and openSUSE), currently the spec file makes:
> python3-radexreader (python library and cli command line)
> I guess I'll have to update the specs this way:
>
> %package -n python3-radexreader
> Summary: ...
> BuildRequires: ...
> Requires: ...
> %description -n python3-radexreader ...
> %files -n python3-radexreader ...
>
> %package -n radexreader
> Summary: ...
> BuildRequires: ...
> Requires: ...
> %description -n radexreader ...
> %files -n radexreader ...
>
> %package -n radexreader-gtk3
> Summary: ...
> BuildRequires: ...
> Requires: ...
> %description -n radexreader-gtk3 ...
> %files -n radexreader-gtk3 ...

This looks generally correct, except that I don't think you need all the
subpackages. Just build for the latest versions of the toolkits supported.
(Or maybe even just one select toolkit. You can always easily add another
subpackage later, but removing one is more complex.)

Zbyszek