Local indexes
A local directory with Python functions can also be loaded, which can be helpful to take advantage of utilities like Index.format_tools
.
In order for stores
to load the correct tools, the local directory should include a tools.toml
file in its root.
Loading a local index
A local index can be loaded using the path to the local directory containing the index and the tools.toml
file.
index = Index(["path/to/local/folder"])
Alternatively, stores
provides a dedicated LocalIndex
class for loading a local index. This can be useful if a separate virtual environment is desired.
from stores.indexes import LocalIndex
index = LocalIndex(
index_folder="path/to/local/folder",
# create_venv=True, # Uncomment this to create a venv
)
Sample local index structure
Your local index directory should look something like this.
-| module_a/
---| submodule.py
-| module_b.py
-| tools.toml
Given the directory above, we might have the following tools.toml
config.
tools.toml
[index]
description = "My local tool index"
# Only these functions will be available in the loaded index
tools = [
"module_a.submodule.a_tool",
"module_b.another_tool",
]