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We Are Now On PyPi! - v0.2.1
PackageAPI
An API For Installing Packages Inside Of Your Python Script
This project is not actively maintained much. It does not need to be.
How to use
- Download the file
- Put it in your project inside a folder called modules
import modules.packageapiThen you can use the GUI to generate a command OR install a package via the GUI
packageapi.gui_package_manager() # Generate CommandsYou can also use it in your CLI (If you have the PyPI package (being released soon)
packageapi-guiUpdates
- Fix version number
Full Changelog: v0.2.0...v0.2.1
v0.2.0
PackageAPI
An API For Installing Packages Inside Of Your Python Script
This project is not actively maintained much. It does not need to be.
How to use
- Download the file
- Put it in your project inside a folder called modules
import modules.packageapiThen you can use the GUI to generate a command OR install a package via the GUI
packageapi.gui_package_manager() # Generate CommandsYou can also use it in your CLI (If you have the PyPI package (being released soon)
packageapi-guiUpdates
- Made it so that there is no annoying already installed popup when
check_and_install_package()is called and the package exists already.
Full Changelog: v0.1.2...v0.2.0
v0.1.2 - Try to publish to PyPi again.
Note: This release is not different from the previous, its just to trigger my workflow.
PackageAPI
An API For Installing Packages Inside Of Your Python Script
This project is not actively maintained much. It does not need to be.
How to use
- Download the file
- Put it in your project inside a folder called modules
import modules.packageapiThen you can use the GUI to generate a command OR install a package via the GUI
packageapi.gui_package_manager() # Generate CommandsYou can also use it in your CLI (If you have the PyPI package (being released soon)
packageapi-guiFull Changelog: v0.1.1...v0.1.2
v0.1.1 - Update Publish To PyPi
Note: This release is not different from the previous, its just to trigger my workflow.
PackageAPI
An API For Installing Packages Inside Of Your Python Script
This project is not actively maintained much. It does not need to be.
How to use
- Download the file
- Put it in your project inside a folder called modules
import modules.packageapiThen you can use the GUI to generate a command OR install a package via the GUI
packageapi.gui_package_manager() # Generate CommandsYou can also use it in your CLI (If you have the PyPI package (being released soon)
packageapi-guiFull Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1
v0.1.0
PackageAPI
An API For Installing Packages Inside Of Your Python Script
This project is not actively maintained much. It does not need to be.
How to use
- Download the file
- Put it in your project inside a folder called modules
import modules.packageapiThen you can use the GUI to generate a command OR install a package via the GUI
packageapi.gui_package_manager() # Generate CommandsYou can also use it in your CLI (If you have the PyPI package (being released soon)
packageapi-gui