Parse distribution file names for project information. This library is not particularly useful on its own, but can be used to make sense of distribution information from package indexes. For example:
>>> from packaging_dists import InvalidDistribution, parse
>>> from pypi_simple import PyPISimple
>>> client = PyPISimple()
>>> for dist in client.get_project_files("numpy"):
... try:
... print(parse(dist.filename))
... except InvalidDistribution as e:
... print(e)
(skipped)
Wheel(project='numpy', version=<Version('1.19.2')>, build='', python='cp38', abi='cp38', platform='macosx_10_9_x86_64')
Wheel(project='numpy', version=<Version('1.19.2')>, build='', python='cp38', abi='cp38', platform='manylinux1_i686')
Wheel(project='numpy', version=<Version('1.19.2')>, build='', python='cp38', abi='cp38', platform='manylinux1_x86_64')
Wheel(project='numpy', version=<Version('1.19.2')>, build='', python='cp38', abi='cp38', platform='manylinux2010_i686')
Wheel(project='numpy', version=<Version('1.19.2')>, build='', python='cp38', abi='cp38', platform='manylinux2010_x86_64')
Wheel(project='numpy', version=<Version('1.19.2')>, build='', python='cp38', abi='cp38', platform='manylinux2014_aarch64')
Wheel(project='numpy', version=<Version('1.19.2')>, build='', python='cp38', abi='cp38', platform='win32')
Wheel(project='numpy', version=<Version('1.19.2')>, build='', python='cp38', abi='cp38', platform='win_amd64')
Wheel(project='numpy', version=<Version('1.19.2')>, build='', python='pp36', abi='pypy36_pp73', platform='manylinux2010_x86_64')
Sdist(project='numpy', version=<Version('1.19.2')>)