Python setuptools custom configuration?

It seems you can... read this. Extract from article: Commands are simple class that derives from setuptools. Command, and define some minimum elements, which are: description: describe the command user_options: a list of options initialize_options(): called at startup finalize_options(): called at the end run(): called to run the command The setuptools doc is still empty about subclassing Command, but a minimal class will look like this: class MyCommand(Command): """setuptools Command""" description = "run my command" user_options = tuple() def initialize_options(self): """init options""" pass def finalize_options(self): """finalize options""" pass def run(self): """runner""" XXX DO THE JOB HERE The class can then be hook as a command, using an entry point in its setup.Py file: setup( # ... entry_points = { "distutils.

Commands": "my_command = mypackage. Some_module:MyCommand"}.

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