app-version-updater 0.1.0

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app-version-updater

Setting up client

Setting up client to start delay seconds after server.

ip = your_ip_str
port = your_port_int
updater_client = UpdaterClient(f"http://{ip}:{port}", "testapp", request_period=3, use_logger=True)
app_version = "0.0.1"

It is better that you provide mechanism to evaluate app_version since otherwise the following scenario possible:

1. You update your code, compress it to .exe file, rename to next version
2. In code occasionaly app_version was not changed
3. Program will pull THE SAME version of itself due to version mismatch
4. Process repeats in case you made autorestart

In case you have single-thread program you can run

updater_client.manage_app_versions(current_app_version, cred)

This will block the program and is useful if you have single-thread program. Otherwise it is better to make a thread-based approach with whatever starting condition (delay, for example):

def delayed_start(current_app_version, cred, delay: float = 0.05):
    sleep(delay)
    updater_client.manage_app_versions(current_app_version, cred)
updater_client_thread = Thread(target=delayed_start, args=(app_version, "cred", ), daemon=True)

Setting up server

Yo need to create two routes with prefix testapp (or any else you specified before):

updater_server = UpdaterServer(client_version_path=Path("./client_versions"),
                               use_logger=True, log_level=logging.DEBUG,
                               module_name="testapp-server-updater")

router = APIRouter(prefix="/testapp")

@router.get("/appVersion")
def app_version(cred: str):
    try:
        app_version = updater_server.app_version()
    except UpdaterException:
        raise HTTPException(status_code=404, detail="No client versions available")
    return app_version

@router.get("/app")
def app(version: str, cred: str):
    try:
        version = updater_server.app(version)
    except UpdaterException:
        raise HTTPException(404, f"Version \"{version}\" not found")
    return version


main_app = FastAPI()
main_app.include_router(router)

Running both client and server in one program

Replace basic_client_server with the name of your script (without extension)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    try:
        print("Starting client and server...")
        updater_client_thread.start()
        uvicorn.run(f"basic_client_server:main_app", host=ip, port=port, workers=1)
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        updater_client_thread.join()

Expected behaviour

If the file of a newer version has just been downloaded (and located at home_dir/Downloads) the execution would be raised:

app_version_updater.models.UpdaterException: (<str(Path(downloaded_file))>)

If the file was downloaded previously, you'll see logs like the following:

2025-01-21 11:17:55,520 - client-updater - INFO - manage_app_versions - Requested actual client version - got 0.0.2

2025-01-21 11:17:55,520 - client-updater - INFO - manage_app_versions - Downloading version 0.0.2...

If no newer version is available:

2025-01-21 11:22:11,762 - client-updater - INFO - manage_app_versions - Requested actual client version - got 0.0.1

2025-01-21 11:22:11,763 - client-updater - INFO - manage_app_versions - Latest app version (0.0.1) matching, no update required

If folder you specified contains no existing .exe files:

2025-01-21 11:23:40,312 - client-updater - INFO - manage_app_versions - Requested actual client version - got 

2025-01-21 11:23:40,312 - client-updater - DEBUG - manage_app_versions - No client update

as well as 404 response from server.

Override versioning

In case you want something except for d.d.d.exe file versioning, you can set your own regex pattern for matching valid file versions:

updater_client = UpdaterClient(f"http://{ip}:{port}", "testapp", request_period=3, use_logger=True, validate_expression=<your expression>)