Package: pippkgapi
PipPKG APIPipPKG is a GUI for Pip that I have been working on in order to make managing your pip packages easier. While the GUI isn't complete I have completed the API wrapper for PyPi.org I will be using in it. I decided to open source it and release it on pip so that you guys could use it in your projects as well. Youdo not need any API keys to use this. Read on for more documentation.Getting StartedInstalling with VirtualEnv and Pipcd project-name
virtualenv env
source env/bin/activate on Unix or source .\env\bin\activate on Windows
pip3 install pippkg-api requestsInstalling without VirtualEnv w/ Pippip3 install pippkg-api requests --user
cd project-nameInstalling with VirtualEnv w/ Setup.pycd project-name
virtualenv env
source env/bin/activate on Unix or source .\env\bin\activate on Windows
git clone https://github.com/M4cs/PipPKG-API.git
cd PipPKG-API/
python3 setup.py installInstalling without VirtualEnv w/ Setup.pygit clone https://github.com/M4cs/PipPKG-API.git
cd PipPKG-API/
python3 setup.py installPipPKG API - PackagesThe packages module in PipPKG API is used for gaining general information about the most recent version of the package. With this module you can grab basically any general info about the package in question. Below is documentation on how to use the module.Getting StartedImport PipPKG API Packages like this:from pippkg-api import packagesTo get the info for the package define pkginfo (or any variable) like so:pkginfo = packages.package('name-of-pip-package')You must include the above two lines in order to use both the Packages and Releases module in PipPKG API. In the rest of this documentation pkginfo will refer to the variable above.package('name of package') - Returns Dictionary of JSON ResponseThepackage()module is the function that grabs and stores all the information about the queried package in a dictionary. The rest of the functions then read from this dictionary to return a value.getAuthor(pkginfo) - Returns StringThegetAuthor()function does exactly what it sounds like. It returns the Author of the package.Usage:author = packages.getAuthor()getLongDesc(pkginfo) - Returns StringThegetLongDesc()function gets the main description of the package. This is the description you will see when visiting the PyPi page for said module.Usage:longDescription = packages.getLongDesc(pkginfo)getLicense(pkginfo) - Returns StringThegetLicense()function gets the license of the queried package and returns it.Usage:licenseType = packages.getLicense(pkginfo)getSummary(pkginfo) - Returns StringThegetSummary()function returns the short summary of the package. Like the one you would see when quering with pip.Usage:summary = packages.getSummary(pkginfo)getReqs(pkginfo) - Returns ListThegetReqs()function returns a list of requirements for the said project.Usage:requirements = packages.getReqs(pkginfo)
>> ['requests', 'colorama']
requirements[0]
>> 'requests'getHomePage(pkginfo) - Returns StringThegetHomePage()function returns the URL for the home page of the pip package.Usage:homepage = packages.getHomePage(pkginfo)
>> https://example.com/and/file/path.htmlgetClassifiers(pkginfo) - Returns ListThegetClassifiers()function returns a list of all classifiers of said package.Usage:classifiers = packages.getClassifiers(pkginfo)This Documentation is Not Complete! If you would like to find more functions look above in the source code. Most functions are pretty self explainatory.