Automatic upgrade of python modules and packages
Project description
autoupgrade
Automatic upgrade of Python modules and packages
quick start
:::python from autoupgrade import AutoUpgrade AutoUpgrade("pip").upgrade_if_needed()
The above will upgrade “pip” if there is a new version of pip out there. The upgrade will be unattended and the python script will be restarted
installation
pip install autoupgrade
or install latest from repo:
pip install https://bitbucket.org/jorkar/autoupgrade/get/master.tar.gz
api
classes
:::python class AutoUpgrade(__builtin__.object)
AutoUpgrade class, holds one package
Methods
:::python __init__(self, pkg, index=None)
Args: pkg (str): name of package index (str): alternative index, if not given https://pypi.python.org will be used
:::python check(self)
Check if pkg has a later version Returns true if later version exists.
:::python restart(self)
Restart application with same args as it was started. Does not return
:::python upgrade(self, dependencies=False)
Upgrade the package unconditionaly Args: dependencies, update dependencies if True (see pip–no-deps)
:::python upgrade_if_needed(self, restart=True, dependencies=False)
Upgrade the package if there is a later version available. Args: restart, restart app if True dependencies, update dependencies if True (see pip –no-deps)
Supported platforms
Currently tested on Linux with Python 2.7. Should be usable on Windows and *nix.
Test for Python 3 will be done some time.
Release notes
0.1.1
Dependencies updated
0.1.0
Initial release
Info
Homepage: https://bitbucket.org/jorkar/autoupgrade
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