Configuration
The Slap configuration is read either from a slap.toml file or from the [tool.slap] section in pyproject.toml.
Note
A slap.toml configuration file is usually only used at the project root in case of mono-repositories for multiple
Python projects. The file is often used to
- disable mono-repository level changelogs (
slap changelog) - configure global tests or commands (
slap run,slap test) - global version references (
slap release)
In this section, we describe the global configuration options that affect Slap directly and are not specifically tied to any single Slap command.
| Option | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
typed |
bool | None |
None |
Whether the Python code uses type hints. If not set, Slap acts as if this is not known. |
disable |
list[str] |
[] |
A list of Slap application plugins to disable. |
enable-only |
list[str] |
[] |
A list of Slap application plugins to enable. |
Plugin loading
All Slap commands are implemented as ApplicationPlugins. By default, Slap will load plugin
that is registered under the slap.plugins.application entrypoint, however plugins can be disabled using the disable
option or an explicit list of plugins to load and none other can be set with enable-only.
Restricting the plugins to load will impact the set of commands available at your disposal through the Slap CLI.