update_checker
A python module that will check for package updates.
Only whitelisted packages can be checked for updates. Contact update_checker's author for information on adding a package to the whitelist.
Installation
The update_checker module can be installed via:
uv add update_checker
Usage
To simply output when there is a newer version of the praw package, you can
use the following bit of code:
from update_checker import update_check
update_check("praw", "0.0.1")
If you need more control, such as performing operations conditionally when there is an update you can use the following approach:
from update_checker import UpdateChecker
checker = UpdateChecker()
result = checker.check(package_name="praw", package_version="0.0.1")
if result: # result is None when an update was not found or a failure occured
# result is a UpdateResult object that contains the following attributes:
# * available_version
# * package_name
# * running_version
# * release_date (is None if the information isn't available)
print(result)
# Conditionally perform other actions
Async usage
Install the async extra (uv add "update_checker[async]") and use the
async counterparts:
from update_checker import UpdateChecker, async_update_check
await async_update_check(package_name="praw", package_version="0.0.1")
checker = UpdateChecker()
result = await checker.async_check(package_name="praw", package_version="0.0.1")
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