gplay 1.0.1

A Google Play Api Command Line Interface (CLI)

# Google Play CLI

## Install

```
pip install gplay
```

## Usage
```
Interact with Google Play services
Usage:
gplay.py track active
(--service-p12=FILE | --service-json=FILE | --oauth-json=FILE | (--oauth --client-id=ID --client-secret=SECRET))
[--track=TRACK] PACKAGE_NAME
gplay.py rollout
(--service-p12=FILE | --service-json=FILE | --oauth-json=FILE | (--oauth --client-id=ID --client-secret=SECRET))
[--track=TRACK] [--version-code=CODE] PACKAGE_NAME FRACTION
gplay.py reviews
(--service-p12=FILE | --service-json=FILE | --oauth-json=FILE | (--oauth --client-id=ID --client-secret=SECRET))
[--review-id=ID] PACKAGE_NAME
gplay.py entitlements
(--service-p12=FILE | --service-json=FILE | --oauth-json=FILE | (--oauth --client-id=ID --client-secret=SECRET))
PACKAGE_NAME
gplay.py upload
(--service-p12=FILE | --service-json=FILE | --oauth-json=FILE | (--oauth --client-id=ID --client-secret=SECRET))
[--track=TRACK] [--faction=FRACTION] PACKAGE_NAME FILE

Commands:
track active get the active version code (defaults to 'production' track)
rollout increase the rollout percentage
reviews get list of reviews
entitlements get in app entitlements
upload upload APK (defaults to 'production' track)

Options:
--service-p12=FILE uses a p12 file for service account credentials
--service-json=FILE uses a json file for service account credentials
--oauth-json=FILE uses a client-secret json file for oauth credentials (opens browser)
--oauth uses a client-secret supplied with --client-id and --client-secret (opens browser)
--client-id=ID
--client-secret=SECRET

--track=TRACK select track (production, beta or alpha) [default: production]
--version-code=CODE app version code to select [default: latest]
--fraction=FRACTION the percentage of users that receives this update (0.2 .. 1)

--review-id=ID get a single review

```