Commands

This is a list of all the commands that rye provides:

• add: Adds a Python package to this project
• build: Builds a package for distribution
• config: Reads or updates the Rye configuration
• fetch: Fetches a Python interpreter for the local machine (alias)
• fmt: Run the code formatter on the project
• init: Initializes a new project
• install: Installs a global tool (alias)
• lock: Updates the lockfiles without installing dependencies
• lint: Run the linter on the project
• make-req: Builds and prints a PEP 508 requirement string from parts
• pin: Pins a Python version to the project
• publish: Publish packages to a package repository
• remove: Remove a dependency from this project
• run: Runs a command installed into this package
• show: Prints the current state of the project
• sync: Updates the virtualenv based on the pyproject.toml
• test: Runs the project's tests
• toolchain: Helper utility to manage Python toolchains
• tools: Helper utility to manage global tools.
• self: Rye self management
• uninstall: Uninstalls a global tool (alias)
• version: Get or set project version

Options

The toplevel rye command accepts the following options:

• --env-file <FILE>: This can be supplied multiple times to make rye load a given .env file. Note that this file is not referenced to handle the RYE_HOME variable which must be supplied as environment variable always.