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try - It's never been easier to try Python packages
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try is an easy-to-use cli tool to try out Python packages.
|demo|
Features
- Install specific package version from PyPI
- Install package from GitHub
- Install in virtualenv using specific version of python
- Specify alternative python package import name
- Keep try environment after interactive session
- Launch interactive python console with already imported package
- Launch editor instead of interpreter
- Launch arbitrary python shell instead of default python shell
Usage
.. code:: bash
try requests
try requests --ipython
try requests --shell ptipython
try requests -p 3.5
try requests -p /usr/bin/python3.4.1
try requests==2.8.1
try kennethreitz/requests --ipython
try click-didyoumean:click_didyoumean # if python package name is different then pip package name
try requests --editor
Usage examples
Note: most of the following cli options can also be configured in the configuration
_ file!
Try single python package:
.. code:: bash
try requests
try flask
Try multiple python packages in one session:
.. code:: bash
try requests flask
Try specific version of a package:
.. code:: bash
try requests==2.8.1 # tries version 2.8.1 of requests instead of latest
Try package from GitHub repository:
.. code:: bash
try <user>/<repo> # syntax example
try kennethreitz/requests # installs master branch of Kenneth's requests package from GitHub
Try package but import with different name than package name:
.. code:: bash
try <package_name>:<import_name> # syntax example
try click-didyoumean:click_didyoumean # install click-didyoumean but import click_didyoumean
Try package in already existing virtualenv:
.. code:: bash
try requests --virtualenv ~/.try/sandbox # use virtualenv at ~/.try/sandbox
ā¢ see virtualenv config value in env section in configuration
_ file.
Try package with specific python version:
.. code:: bash
try requests --python 3.5 # use python3.5 in virtualenv
try requests -p 2.7 # use python2.7 in virtualenv
try requests -p ~/work/cpython/bin/python # use python binary from specific location
ā¢ see python config value in env section in configuration
_ file.
Try package with specific shell/repl:
.. code:: bash
try requests --shell python # use python repl (default value)
try requests --shell ipython # use ipython
try requests --shell ptpython # use ptpython
try requests --shell ptipython # use ptipython
try requests --shell bpython # use bpython
try requests --ipython # use ipython - an alias for --shell ipython
ā¢ see shell config value in env section in configuration
_ file.
Try package writing a little script instead of opening shell:
.. code:: bash
try requests --editor # opens $EDITOR or editor instead of shell
ā¢ see always_use_editor config value in env section in configuration
_ file.
Keep virtualenv files after try run:
.. code:: bash
try requests --keep
ā¢ see keep config value in env section in configuration
_ file.
Use a specific location for the virtualenv files:
.. code:: bash
try requests --tmpdir ~/.try
ā¢ see tmpdir config value in env section in configuration
_ file.
.. _configuration:
Configuration
try
can be configured to your preferences - like always use ipython
as a shell or always use python3.5
.
The configuration file is located in your users application configuration directory in a file called config.ini
.
This location is OS dependent and is specified here: http://click.pocoo.org/5/api/#click.get_app_dir
The following config.ini
file shows all available configuration options:
.. code:: ini
[env]
virtualenv=~/.try/sandbox
python=3.5
shell=ipython
keep=false
always_use_editor=false
tmpdir=~/.try
Installation
Use pip to install try:
.. code::
pip3 install trypackage
Help
**try** comes with an awesome CLI interface thanks to *click*.
.. code::
Usage: try [OPTIONS] [PACKAGES]...
Easily try out python packages.
Options:
--virtualenv TEXT Use already existing virtualenv.
-p, --python TEXT The python version to use.
--ipython Use ipython instead of python.
--shell TEXT Specify the python shell to use. (This will override
--ipython
-k, --keep Keep try environment files.
-e, --editor Try with editor instead of interpreter.
--tmpdir TEXT Specify location for temporary directory.
--version Show the version and exit.
--help Show this message and exit.
**try** was inspired by https://github.com/VictorBjelkholm/trymodule.
.. |pypi| image:: https://img.shields.io/pypi/v/trypackage.svg?style=flat&label=version
:target: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/trypackage
:alt: Latest version released on PyPi
.. |license| image:: https://img.shields.io/badge/license-MIT-blue.svg?style=flat
:target: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/timofurrer/try/master/LICENSE
:alt: Package license
.. |wheel| image:: https://img.shields.io/pypi/wheel/radish-bdd.svg
:target: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/trypackage
:alt: Package is available as wheel
.. |demo| image:: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/timofurrer/try/master/docs/asciicast.gif
:target: https://asciinema.org/a/bd60nu08dbklh5d16lyd69fvx
:alt: Demo
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