pip-migrate 1.0.2

A tool to backup and migrate Python packages

pip-migrate

pip-migrate is a Python command-line tool that simplifies the process of backing up and migrating Python packages. This tool allows you to create a backup of your installed packages, and later, after installing a new Python environment, restore those packages with ease.

Features

• Backup Packages: Create a backup of your currently installed Python packages.
• Migrate Packages: Restore your packages on a new Python environment.
• Clean Up: Remove the backup and list the migrated packages.
• Progress Bar: Visualize the backup and migration progress with a progress bar.
• Better Logging: Improved logging with error messages and successes recorded in a log file.
• Backup Location Customization: Customize the backup file location.
• Dependency Resolution: Handle package dependencies during migration.
• Append Migration Packages: Append packages to migrate by providing a comma-separated list.

Installation

You can install pip-migrate using pip:

pip install pip-migrate

Usage

Create a Backup

Before installing a new version of Python or making major changes, create a backup of your existing packages.

pip-migrate before

Migrate Packages

After setting up your new Python environment, use the following command to migrate your packages from the backup:

pip-migrate after

You can also append additional packages to migrate:

pip-migrate after package1,package2,package3

Cleanup

If you want to remove the backup and list the migrated packages, you can use the following command:

pip-migrate cleanup

Contributing

If you would like to contribute to this project, please check the CONTRIBUTING.md file for guidelines.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Author

Ronnyisalreadydead (crushr3sist)

Support

If you encounter any issues or have questions, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.

GitHub Repository

Keywords: pip, migrate, backup, restore, python packages, utility, tool

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