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dropbox-updater
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Module to update python script using dropbox api
pip install dropbox-updater
>>> from dropbox_updater.updater import upload
>>> config = [
... {
... 'name': 'my-project',
... 'token': DROPBOX_ACCESS_TOKEN,
... 'dropbox_path': '/my-project.tar.bz2',
... 'file_path': 'dist/my-project.tar.bz2',
... 'extract_dir': '.',
... },
... ]
>>> upload(config)
05/12/2022 02:13:54 PM - INFO - Compressing to dist/my-project.tar.bz2...
05/12/2022 02:13:54 PM - INFO - my-project requires uploading.
05/12/2022 02:13:54 PM - INFO - Uploading to /my-project.tar.bz2...
05/12/2022 02:13:54 PM - INFO - Uploading (0/1)...
05/12/2022 02:13:57 PM - INFO - Uploading (1/1)...
>>> from dropbox_updater.updater import check_for_updates
>>> config = [
... {
... 'name': 'my-project',
... 'token': DROPBOX_ACCESS_TOKEN,
... 'dropbox_path': '/my-project.tar.bz2',
... 'file_path': 'dist/my-project.tar.bz2',
... 'extract_dir': '.',
... },
... ]
>>> check_for_updates(config, restart=False)
05/12/2022 02:22:38 PM - INFO - Checking for updates...
05/12/2022 02:22:39 PM - INFO - Already upto date.
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Module to update python script using dropbox api
We found that dropbox-updater demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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