AutoUpgrader
https://github.com/Pytholearn/autoupgrader
PYPI PROJECT A Python package to automatically find software updates of your repositories in GitHub
how does it work:
Step 1: Go to your desired repository and create a file named version (don't give it a .txt extension) And write your code in that version.
Step 2: Right click on the raw option and copy the link
Usage example:
import autoupgrader
autoupgrader.set_url("https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Pytholearn/Proxy-Checker-2/refs/heads/main/version")
autoupgrader.set_current_version("1.8.9")
autoupgrader.set_download_link("https://github.com/Pytholearn/Proxy-Checker-2.git")
if not autoupgrader.is_up_to_date():
print("Would you like to update your tool?")
choice = input("Enter (y/n): ")
if choice == "y":
autoupgrader.update()
else:
pass
FAQ
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Release files for autoupgrader 0.1.2
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