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EMBedded Disk GENerator - embdgen

The embedded disk generator is a tool, that can be used, to create disk images for embedded targets. See docs for more details.

Requirements

Embdgen needs the following packages on ubuntu/debian:

Required

  • python3
  • python3-pip
  • python3-venv
  • libparted-dev: Used by pyparted, to edit partition tables
apt install python3 python3-pip python3-venv libparted-dev

Optional (required for test execution during development)

  • mtools: For copying files to fat32 partitions
  • e2fsprogs: For everything ext(1,2,3,4) related
  • cryptsetup-bin: For veritysetup, when not using the internal hash calculation algorithm
  • dosfstools: For creating fat32 partitions
  • fakeroot: For creating files on partitions, that usually require root (like setting uid or creating device nodes)

For tests only

  • fdisk: For verifying the partition table
apt install mtools e2fsprogs cryptsetup-bin fakeroot

Development

It is highly recommended, to develop in a virtual environment using python 3.10:

python3.10 -m venv .venv
. .venv/bin/activate

This creates a virtual environment and activates it. If you now run python or pip, it will run in that virtual environment.

All dependencies required for development are listed in dev-requirements.txt. They can be installed by simply running

pip install -r dev-requirements.txt

To start development in the virtual environment, install the packages in editable mode:

pip install -e embdgen-core
pip install -e embdgen-cominit
pip install -e embdgen-config-yaml

This allows having the packages installed, while still being able to edit the sources.

If installing the core package fails, because of a too old libparted, you either have to update libparted or build it manually:


# Make sure the venv is active
. .venv/bin/activate

# Let's do it inside the venv directory, to not pollute the source tree
cd .venv
wget https://ftpmirror.gnu.org/parted/parted-3.4.tar.xz -O - | tar -xJf -
cd parted-3.4/
./configure --prefix=$PWD/..
make -j $(nproc) install

# Now pyparted can be installed:
PKG_CONFIG_PATH=$PWD/../lib/pkgconfig/ pip install pyparted

Running pylint

To run pylint for all packages, just run scripts/run_lint.sh

To run pylint for a single package, switch to the directory and run pylint src:

cd embdgen-core
pylint src

If you run pylint from the root of the repository, the correct configuration is not used and it will generate a lot of warnings

The result is printed on the command line

Running mypy

To run mypy for all packages, just run scripts/run_mypy.sh

To run mypy for a single package, switch to the directory and run mypy src:

cd embdgen-core
mypy src

If you run mypy from the root of the repository, the correct configuration is not used and it will generate a lot of warnings

The result is printed on the command line

Running tests

To run all tests, just run scripts/run_tests.sh.

To run the tests for a specific package or even a specific test in the package, switch to the directory and run pytest.

cd embdgen-core
pytest
# or
pytest tests/utils/test_SizeType.py

This will print the results to the console and also create a coverage report in <package>/htmlcov.

Building the docs

cd docs
make html

Open it in a browser (e.g. firefox _build/html/index.html)