A single-file library designed to make the installation process of libraries as easy as possible
To install this library, just copy the libchecker folder to anywhere in your project, and import it using import libchecker.
Read the comment at the top of libchecker/__init__.py to see what you can and cannot do with the library source
To check for an import, use is_import_available("import_name")
To install any libraries that might be missing and continue, use check_if_libraries_exist([("library_import_that_gets_installed", "library-name")])
Here, it's very important to use the correct format for the library names. First, the import name is specified, which you are using with import. If you use import lib_abc, then the import name is lib_abc. The library name tho is the package name of the pypi package. If you install abc-lib via pip (pip install abc-lib), then the library name is abc-lib.
You can also just make it check for the libraries when the 2nd argument is set to False, it will then return True if all libraries are present, and False if not. If the 2nd argument is True or not set (True by default), then it will try to install all libraries which are missing and return True
You can also make the library look for a requirements.txt file, and install all libraries found there. To do this, use install_all_from_requirements_txt().
You can also specify the path to the requirements.txt file, but by default it is the "requirements.txt" standard.
Functions prefixed with _ are for internal use, and should not be called directly, unless you have a good reason to.
Please leave the comment in __init__.py there, so I am credited for the work I do. Thank you.
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