pip-upgrader 1.4.11

An interactive pip requirements upgrader. It also updates the version in your requirements.txt file.

pip-upgrader
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An interactive pip requirements upgrader. Because upgrading requirements, package by package, is a pain in the ass.
It also updates the version in your requirements.txt file.


Purpose
-------

This cli tools helps you interactively(or not) upgrade packages from requirements file,
and also **update the pinned version from requirements file(s)**.

If no requirements are given, the command **attempts to detect the requirements file(s)** in the current directory.

Quick preview:

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Installation
------------

::

pip install pip-upgrader

**Note:** this packages installs the following requirements: :code:`'docopt', 'packaging', 'requests', 'terminaltables', 'colorclass'`

To avoid installing all these dependencies in your project, you can install :code:`pip-upgrader` in your system, rather than your virtualenv.
If you install it in your system, and need to upgrade it, run :code:`pip install -U pip-upgrader`

Usage
-----
**Activate your virtualenv** (important, because it will also install the new versions of upgraded packages in current virtualenv)

**CD into your project.**
Then:
::

$ pip-upgrade

Arguments:
::

requirements_file(s) The requirement FILE, or WILDCARD PATH to multiple files. (positional arguments)
--prerelease Include prerelease versions for upgrade, when querying pypi repositories.
-p <package> Pre-choose which packages tp upgrade. Skips any prompt.
--dry-run Simulates the upgrade, but does not execute the actual upgrade.
--skip-package-installation Only upgrade the version in requirements files, don't install the new package.
--skip-virtualenv-check Disable virtualenv check. Allows installing the new packages outside the virtualenv.
--use-default-index Skip searching for custom index-url in pip configuration file(s).

Examples:

::

pip-upgrade # auto discovers requirements file. Prompts for selecting upgrades
pip-upgrade requirements.txt
pip-upgrade requirements/dev.txt requirements/production.txt

# skip prompt and manually choose some/all packages for upgrade
pip-upgrade requirements.txt -p django -p celery
pip-upgrade requirements.txt -p all

# include pre-release versions
pip-upgrade --prerelease

To use ``pip-upgrader`` on install requirements located in a ``setup.py`` file,
try this:

.. code-block:: sh

./setup.py egg_info
pip-upgrade $(./setup.py --name | tr -- - _)*.egg-info/requires.txt

This will display any versions that can be upgraded, and helps you to manually maintain the ``install_requires`` in ``setup.py``.

Final notes
-----------
If you encounter any bugs, please open an issue and it will be magically resolved :)


**Frequently asked questions**

- **Will you support for Pipfile/pipenv?** There's no need for that. You can do `pipenv lock -r > requirements.txt` and check for updates. It depends if you have frozen the versions in Pipfile or not. If they are "*", just run `pipenv lock` and latest versions will be fetched and locked in Pipfile.lock


Have fun! :)

Contributing
------------
Clone the repository, create a virtualenv, then run:
::

pip install -e .[test]
py.test

This command will :

- run tests
- print coverage report
- print pep8 errors

For detailed coverage report, after *py.test* run
::

coverage html && open htmlcov/index.html

**Testing against all python version**
Make sure you have python 2.7, 3.5, 3.6 installed (maybe use pyenv). Then:
::

pip install tox

tox