TraVersion
TraVersion is similar way of maintaining semantic versioning in python, where the major points are introduced in this repository.
Usage Example:
- Default version
from traVer import Version version = Version() # Default version will be 1.0.0 print(version)
Output:>> 1.0.0
- Assigning version
from traVer import Version version = Version("2.3.4-beta.5") # You can specify major, minor, patch, preRelName, preRelease print(version.major) print(version.patch)
Output:>> 2 4
Note:
Anyone interested to contribute code or give some ideas to improve the versions to this repository are most welcome.
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The word TraVersion is taken from Traverse which means "to go or travel across or over"
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