Singularity Python (spython) is the Python API for working with Singularity containers. See the documentation for installation and usage, and the install instructions for a quick start.
This library does not support Singularity 2.x! It won't work and we no longer support it.
We provide a Singularity recipe for you to use if more convenient, along with the full modules docstring.
As of version 0.1.0, we only support Singularity > 3.5.2. This is done to encourage using newer versions of Singularity with security fixes. If you want to use an older version of Singularity, you will need to use version 0.0.85 or earlier.
We use the all-contributors tool to generate a contributors graphic below.
 Flamefire 💻 |  kinow 💻 |  tschoonj 💻 |  al3x609 💻 |  mobiusklein 💻 |  MarDiehl 💻 |  shnizzedy 💻 |
 wkpalan 💻 |  cceyda 💻 |  neumann-nico 💻 |  vsoch 💻 |  pierlauro 💻 |  biosugar0 💻 |  Tony Pan 💻 |
 tjgalvin 💻 |  Eric Deveaud 💻 |
This code is licensed under the MPL 2.0 LICENSE.
Please contribute to the package, or post feedback and questions as issues. For points that require discussion of the larger group, please use the Singularity List
FAQs
Command line python tool for working with singularity.
We found that spython demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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