Posts tagged: uv Archive

💭 uv script management

2025-09-08T11:25:33Z

Here’s my thought on uv script management

Dang Waylon! Love these few lines… uv is great, been using it for environment and project requirements management but I didn’t realize it was this easy to setup a pep 723 compliant script!

Love this sed -i '1i #!/usr/bin/env -S uv run --script' little gem too - I typically do uv run script.py so I’ll see about making this a simple zsh alias for faster iteration on python scripts… I often have AI write quick bash scripts to accomplish things, but it’s quite a bit harder for me to read than python, and with the power uv is bringing to the python ecosystem, maybe it’s fine to just be a little higher in the programming stack for script-kitty stuff

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💭 Build backend | uv

2025-07-04T11:43:30Z

Here’s my thought on Build backend | uv

uv build backend ready for production! Dang… I need to visit my hatch builds, I love hatch’s simplicity specifically with versioning… Not sure if it’s worth actually switching to uv for my builds or not, but it is dang cool to see astral take on the python space with unbelievable improvements

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💭 Switching pip to uv in a Dockerized Flask / Django App — Nick …

2025-06-27T11:18:16Z

Here’s my thought on Switching pip to uv in a Dockerized Flask / Django App — Nick Janetakis

It’s nice to see uv gaining popularity in so many places - and replacing vanilla pip with uv in containerized environments seems great due if for no other reason than the time you’ll save in CI… A few years ago I refactored a disjointed container build process to use uv instead of pip, and due to the design of the build pipelines we went from 10-15 minute builds to 2-3 minutes…

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I built a simple app for adding images to my blog

2025-06-07T13:30:28Z

Quick Deets

I built a simple fastAPI app called “shotput” that I run locally inside a git repo where I save images for my blog. The app is simple:

upload image from clipboard
app commits image to repo (path is configurable)
app pushes the commit (auto-push configurable)
app returns a markdown link I can paste in my blog that uses statically.io (see statically.io to help me out) to serve the image from the repo to my blog

See the image repo with app details at images.pype.dev

Usage

Anyone could copy the script and config to their own git repo to put images in and run this at home - instructions are in the readme but for simple running on localhost it’s just uv run

Example

pasting an image let’s you copy the markdown link for easy pasting

![20250607130609_dadd33eb.png](https://cdn.statically.io/gh/pypeaday/images.pype.dev/main/blog-media/20250607130609_dadd33eb.png)