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AppVersion is a library that can fetch app version from playstore or appstore. You only need to prepare the package name or bundle id as argument. also It has various util function for calculate version.

Install

pip install appversion

Quick start

from av import AppVersion

# arg - android package name.
playstore_version = AppVersion.playstore('com.youjinui.endword')
print(playstore_version) # 1.2.1

# arg - iOS bundle id.
appstore_version = AppVersion.appstore('com.youjinui.endword')
print(appstore_version) # 1.0.0

Calculate version

Max

This function return max version from two arguments.

from av import AppVersion

max_version = AppVersion.maxv('0.0.1', '0.0.2')
print(max_version)

return 0.0.2

Min

This function return min version from two arguments.

from av import AppVersion

min_version = AppVersion.minv('1.0.a', '1.0.b')
print(min_version)

return 1.0.a

Equals

This function returns a boolean value of whether the version are equals or different.

from av import AppVersion

is_equal = AppVersion.equals('1.1', '1.1.0.0.0')
print(is_equal)

return True

Compare

This function returns a boolean value of whether the arg1 is greater than arg2.

from av import AppVersion

is_arg1_greater_than_arg2 = AppVersion.compare('1.1.12', '1.1.3')
print(is_arg1_greater_than_arg2)

return True

Authors

tinyjin - Github, Blog

License

This library has MIT License.

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