autoupgrade3

Python 3 friendly automatic upgrade of Python modules and packages

quick start

:::python
from autoupgrade3 import AutoUpgrade
AutoUpgrade("pip").upgrade_if_needed()

The above will upgrade "pip" if there is a new version of pip out there. The upgrade will be unattended and the python script will be restarted

installation

pip install autoupgrade3

api

classes

:::python
class AutoUpgrade(__builtin__.object)

AutoUpgrade class, holds one package

Methods

:::python
__init__(self, pkg, index=None, verbose=False)

Args: pkg (str): name of package index (str): alternative index, if not given default from pip will be used. Include full index url, e.g. https://example.com/simple

:::python
check(self)

Check if pkg has a later version Returns true if later version exists.

:::python
restart(self)

Restart application with same args as it was started. Does not return

:::python
upgrade(self, dependencies=False)

Upgrade the package unconditionaly Args: dependencies, update dependencies if True (see pip--no-deps)

:::python
upgrade_if_needed(self, restart=True, dependencies=False)

Upgrade the package if there is a later version available. Args: restart, restart app if True dependencies, update dependencies if True (see pip --no-deps)

Supported platforms

Currently tested on Linux with Python 2.7/3.5 Should be usable on Windows and *nix.

##Release notes

###0.2.1

• Forked from autoupgrade
• Python 3.5 support

###0.2.0 Corrections:

• Issue #2, Index did not work when specified
• Issue #3, Autoupgrade should not print to console (added verbose flag to keep backward compatibility
• Issue #4, Support for pip > 0.6

###0.1.5

Corrections:

• Issue #1, Extra index did not work for all servers.

###0.1.4

• Fixed bug when version contains characters.

###0.1.3

• Fixed vital fault in 0.1.2

###0.1.2

• Setup file fixes
• Removed verbose output as default
• Return value fixed of upgrade()

###0.1.1

• Dependencies updated

###0.1.0 Initial release

Info

• Homepage: https://github.com/hayorov/autoupgrade3