pypixplore package

Submodules

pypixplore.local module

class pypixplore.local.InstalledPackages

Bases: object

Gets installed packages and their dependencies

dependency_graph(package_name)

takes package_name and outputs its dependencies and their own dependencies plus an asciitree of this arrangement :param package_name: :return: asciitree of the dependencies of the given package, up to the second level

get_dependencies(package_name)

Get the dependencies of a given installed package :param package_name: name of the package :return: a dictionary of dependencies and their versions

list_installed()

Lists the locally installed packages :return: list of package names

make_dep_json()

Get the dependencies of all packages installed and cache the result in a json. :return: a tinydb database

package_status(package_name)

Check whether package_name is installed. If so, returns its version :param package_name: str to be consulted by function :return: if installed - returns tuple with name of package and version

if not installed - returns None

show(package_name)

sub_graph(package_name)

Parameters:package_name – Returns:dictionary of dictionaries with the dependencies of package_name as keys

upgradeable()

pypixplore.remote module

class pypixplore.remote.Index(server='https://pypi.python.org/pypi', cache_path='/home/docs/.pypiexplorer_cache')

Bases: object

Connects with remote server. PyPI by default.

count_releases(json, time_days)

This function count how many releases a package received in a period of time in days. :param json: The json of a package. :param time_days: The period of time that the function will use to count how many releases the package has. :return: The amount of releases a package received in the given period.

get_by_TROVE_classifier(trove)

get_downloads(package_name)

Gets number of downloads for a given package :param package_name: name of the package :return: dictionary of number of downloads. keys are ‘last_month’, ‘last_week’ and ‘last_day’

get_git_stats(of='', package_name='')

get_github_repo_by_name(hyperlink)

get_latest_releases(package_name)

get_len_response(response)

get_multiple_JSONs(pkg_list)

get_well_maintained()

Get packages which have had at least one release in the last six months, sorted by most recently updated

how_many_packages_version_py(n_sample=700)

print(‘This command can take a while, do you wish to continue? /n type Y or N’) aux = input() aux = aux.capitalize() if aux == ‘N’:

return None

elif aux != ‘Y’:

print(‘Por favor, digite S para sim ou N para não’) self.how_many_packages_version_py()

package_info(pkgn)

print_graphics(results)

rank_of_packages_by_recent_release(time_days=30, list_size=None, rank_size=None)

This function gets the packages and rank them by amount of releases in a period of time. :param time_days: The period of time in days that de function count_releases will use. :param list_size: If given a -list_size-, the function use the first -list_size- packages of the list_of_all_packages. :param rank_size: If given a -rank_size-, the function will return the first -rank_size- of the rank. :return: The rank by recent release using the time in days, the -list_size- and the -rank_size- given.

release_series(package_name)

Gets most recent releases for a given package :param package_name: name of the package :return: List of itens of the last 10 most recent releases of the package

pypixplore.skeleton module

pypixplore.skeleton.main(args)

Main entry point allowing external call releasess

Parameters:args ([str]) – command line parameter list

pypixplore.skeleton.parse_args(args)

Parse command line parameters

Parameters:args ([str]) – command line parameters as list of strings Returns:command line parameters namespace Return type:argparse.Namespace

pypixplore.skeleton.run()

Entry point for console_scripts

pypixplore.skeleton.setup_logging(loglevel)

Setup basic logging

Parameters:loglevel (int) – minimum loglevel for emitting messages

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