CLI tool to fetch source distribution url links from https://pypi.org for a given python package and its version.
Project description
PyPiSD (PyPi Source Distribution)
CLI tool to fetch source distribution url links from https://pypi.org for a given python package and its version.
Installing PyPiSD
PypiSD is available on PyPi:
$ pip install pypisd
How to use it
Fetching source distribution url's from environment
Running pypisd in your command line, the tool will fetch the packages installed in the environment where the command runs. In the background, it fetches this list by runing pip list.
Fetching source distribution url's from file
You can get the list of distribution links by providing a file that contains the list of libraries (like a requirements.txt file) or a file where in each line, library name and version are separated with a comma. You can see an example of what type of formats are allowed in tests/test_input_file.txt.
$ pypisd --input_file=tests/test_input_file.txt
You can provide a toml file as an input too, and will get the source distribution links for the dependencies defined inside
$ pypisd --input_file=tests/pyproject_test.toml
Output of the CLI task
After running pypisd the output will be saved in a csv file. By default, the file name is "pypi_sd_links.csv".
You can providen the file name where the output should be saved by running:
$ pypisd --output_file="my_file_csv"
$ pypisd --o="my_file_csv"
The file has the following columns:
- library_name: Name of the library.
- version: version of the library. If none could be read from the environment/input file, "using latest version" will be used instead.
- license: Defines the license that the library uses.
- source_distribution_link: Link to download the source distribution for this given library&version. If not found, it will be replaced by "Can not find download link for My Library, version 0.0.1"
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