Show info about package releases on PyPI.
If you need to install specific version of package it is useful to know all available versions to have a choice.
Just run
$ leak <package_name>
# e.g.
$ leak pyramid
# show all available releases
$ leak django --all
and you will see releases and some useful statistic about package specified. It will show most recent version, most popular (with highest number of downloads) and some additional information.
Install using pip
$ pip install leak
# or to make sure the proper interpreter is used
$ python -m pip install leak
or upgrade existing version
$ pip install --upgrade leak
# or with pip invoked as a module
$ python -m pip install --upgrade leak
$ leak --version
See DEVELOP.md to setup your local development environment and create pull request to this repository once new feature is ready.
See CHANGELOG.md for the new features included within each release.
Distributed under MIT License.
🍋 podmena for providing nice emoji icons to commit messages.
🐍 PePy for providing statistics about downloads.
🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 We would also thank the Armed Forces of Ukraine for providing security to perform this work. This work has become possible only because of resilience and courage of the Ukrainian Army.
FAQs
Show release information about packages on PyPI
We found that leak 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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