pyhassbian 
A python module to interact with hassbian-config.
Install
pip install pyhassbian
Verify that hassbian-config is installed
import pyhassbian
pyhassbian.is_installed()
# Sample output: True
Get a list of all available suites
import pyhassbian
print(pyhassbian.get_suites())
# Sample output: ['hue', 'samba', 'homeassistant']
Get the version number of hassbian-config
import pyhassbian
print(pyhassbian.get_version())
# Sample output: '0.9.3'
Install or upgrade a suite with hassbian-config
import pyhassbian
pyhassbian.manage_suite('install', 'hue')
pyhassbian.manage_suite('upgrade', 'homeassistant', version='0.80.3')
pyhassbian.manage_suite('upgrade', 'hassbian-script', dev=True)
Upgrade the base OS
import pyhassbian
pyhassbian.os_upgrade()
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Release files for pyhassbian 0.2.1
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