Installation
uv add koushin
Implementation
1) Creating config
koushin generate
1.1) Adding informations
after entering koushin generate developer will be asked with few prompts (make sure .venv is active).
- project name (it should be same as repo name) :
- github repo url for the project :
- project path where it will be installed at client side :
after this config.koushin will be generated ! with the following :
[github]
repo = your project repo url
[project]
name = your project name
[version]
version-manager = your project repo url/refs/heads/main/config.koushin
version = 0.0.1
[path]
install-path = client installation path
2) Implementing updater
NOTE : as a developer you would have to create a seperate updater file where koushin will do its work. the logic should be your to update as you desire .
For normal updater developer would only have to use two methods
from koushin.core.koushin import Updater
my_project = Updater()
if my_project.check_verison(): # <--- checks for update if there is then it will return true else false
my_project.update() # <--- updates your project automatically
Thats it ! new method will be uploaded if i need to make one for now i will be implemnting koushin to my personal projects .
Docs for how i made it will be uploaded soon : )
Logging
koushin now includes built-in logging. Logs are stored in a LOG/ directory at the project root in LOG/koushin.log. The logger is automatically initialized when koushin is imported.
CLI Commands
koushin generate # Generate config.koushin
koushin info # Show info
Utility Functions
generate_clean_path(path, project_name)— strips the project name from a full path to return the parent directoryadd_install_path(path)— updates theinstall-pathinconfig.koushinget_config()— fetches the cloud (GitHub) config.koushin and returns metadatacretate_logger_file()— creates theLOG/directory and returns its path
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