repoupdater 0.1.3

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repoupdater

Update dependencies in your repositories.

This application was heavily based on addonupdater by Ludeeus. Big props to him for probably 90%+ of this project!

Install

To install, just run:

Requires Python version 3.5.3+

python3 -m pip install --upgrade repoupdater --user

Example

The following example will not commit anything since --test is enabled. This is good for testing you have the right repo and confirming before you commit.

repoupdater --token AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA --repo timmo001/home-panel --apk --docker_path docker --test

Starting update sequence for timmo001/home-panel
Checking for apk updates
curl Already have the newest version 7.61.1-r1
git Already have the newest version 2.18.1-r0
yarn Already have the newest version 1.7.0-r0
apk-tools Already have the newest version 2.10.1-r0
bash Already have the newest version 4.4.19-r1
busybox Already have the newest version 1.28.4-r3
ca-certificates Already have the newest version 20171114-r3
nginx Already have the newest version 1.14.2-r0
nodejs-current Already have the newest version 9.11.1-r2
tzdata Already have the newest version 2018f-r0
:arrow_up: Updates tar to version 1.31-r0
Creating new commit in master for timmo001/home-panel
{'commit': Commit(sha="4085943979212b027cf7a8a92ed74501e8614e77"), 'content': ContentFile(path="docker/Dockerfile")}
Test was enabled, skipping commit

CLI options

param	alias	description
--token	-T	An GitHub Access token with repo permissions.
--repo	-R	Name of the repo for the repository. eg. myorg/myrepo
--apk	-a	Check for apk updates.
--pip	-p	Check for pip updates.
--test	None	If this flag is used commits will be omitted.
--verbose	None	Print more stuff to the console.
--docker_path	-D	Path to your Dockerfile. Leave this blank for the root directory.
--python_req_path	-P	Path to your python requirements.txt. Leave this blank for the root directory.
--release	None	Creates a new release this argument require release version eg. v1.0.3.
--fork	None	Create a fork before creating a pull request, useful if you don't have access to the repo.
-pull_request	-PR	Create a PR instead of pushing directly to master.

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License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2019 Timmo

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