Config

package.SupplyChainSimulationEnvironment = {
    interfaces = (1.0);

    deploy = {
        generic = true;
    };

    build-environment = {
        chroot = basic;
        network-access = blocked;
    };

    # See https://w.amazon.com/?BrazilPython3
    build-system = brazilpython;
    build-tools = {
        1.0 = {
            BrazilPython = 3.0;
        };
    };

    dependencies = {
        1.0 = {
            # Deploy the default python interpreter for your versionset. This
            # guarantees `$ENVROOT/bin/python` and the specific interpreter
            # version it resolves to will exist in your deployment.
            #
            # This is only needed for application packages that will be run
            # from the CLI; if you are making a library, this is not needed.
            #
            Python = default;

            # Uncomment if you want working auto-created bin wrapper scripts.
            # See setup.py
            #
            Python-setuptools = default;
            
            Python-numpy = 1.x;

            Python-scipy = 1.x;

            Python-networkx = 2.x;

            Python-pandas = 0.24.x;

            Python-cmd2 = 0.8.x;

            Boto3 = 1.x;

            Python-s3fs = 0.1.x;

            Python-docker = 3.7.x;

            Requests = 2.x.x;
            
        };
    };

    test-dependencies = {
        1.0 = {
            # Run tests with py.test in BrazilPython
            BrazilPython-Pytest = 3.x;

            # Coverage for Python tests.
            Python-Pytest-cov = 2.4.x;
            Python-cov-core = 1.15.x;
            Coverage = 4.x;

            # Publish test results to Brazil's test and coverage detection
            BrazilPythonTestSupport = 3.0;

            # Sphinx documentation with Amazon customizations so that
            # links on code.amazon.com work
            Python-amazon-doc-utils = 1.0;
            Sphinx = 1.x;

            # Having IPython support is nice and handy; let's pull that in here.
            # If you uncomment this, you can invoke this using
            # `brazil-test-exec ipython`.
            #
            # Note that iPython 6.x does not work with Python 2.7. If your
            # *versionset* is only 2.7, you're not going to be able to build
            # packages that depend on this, and you might have to consider
            # upgrading, or adding a build flag enabling one of the 3.x series
            # in your versionset. That's a good idea anyway, since 2.7 is
            # scheduled to be deprecated at the end of 2019

            # Python-ipython = 6.x;
            Pytest-runner = 4.x;
        };
    };

    targets = {
        # see setup.py for the actual build logic
        # keep this line for brazil-path to work
        python = { type = python; };
    };
};