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#### A Python library to be able to handle pacman package manager from Python
You can quickly add or update in to your project running this command in the folder wherever it is
```
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Tom5521/PY-pacman/master/packarch.py
```
Or can install it using this command ```pip install py-packarch```
To update the library use ```pip install py-packarch --upgrade``` or the function ```upgrade_me()```
You can import it in a more comfortable way by writing ```import packarch as pacman``` at the top of the file
## Functions:
#### Version
print version of this library with ```packarch.version()```
#### Manual
Go to this page whith ```packarch.manual()```
#### Check
Check if the package entered is installed
returning the True value if it is affirmative
```
check = packarch.check("spotify")
print(check)
>>>True
```
You can check several packages by separating them by spaces
#### Install
Install the packages or in the entry of the function
```
packarch.install("wine-stable neovim")
```
If you want to install more than one package you can separate through spaces
You can add more arguments after packages as I would do with Pacman
```
packarch.install("vim --needed")
```
If you want to show the exit you can put the condition ```,"-v"```
Something like that:
```
packarch.install("wine","-v")
```
If you want to add more arguments to that you will have to do something like that
```
packarch.install("wine","-v","--needed")
```
#### Update
It serves to update the repositories
```
packarch.update()
```
#### Aur.Install
It serves to install packages from the AUR
```
packarch.aur.install("visual-studio-code-bin")
```
You can put several apps to be installed for example
```
packarch.aur.install("lutris wine proton vim")
```
The apps to be installed must be separated by spaces
##### Conditions:
- ```h``` It serves to hide any text output
- ```f``` It serves to force installation
Both conditions are combinable regardless of order
The syntax of conditions is more or less like that:
```
packarch.aur.install("visual-studio-code-bin","h")
^-It can also be f or be together regardless of order
```
#### Aur.Manager
This option is to install from the AUR but with a manager like Yay or Paru
Your syntax is something like that :
```
packarch.aur.manager("paru","vim base-devel","-v")
^ ^ ^-Condition
| |-Packages to be installed
|-AUR manager
```
- Compatible package managers:
-yay
-pikaur
-paru
-pacman(It is recommended to use ```packarch.install()```)
-Any other that has a syntax similar to the above
Condiciones:
"-v" It is used to see the terminal output (recommended to see errors)
"-s" It serves to get a selector for example when you put ```yay <package>``` It is only compatible with the managers who have this function
- Upgrade
It serves to update the system and tabien can add arguments such as ```packarch.install()```
```
packarch.upgrade()
```
It also has the function to see what it does in the console adding the condition "-v", if it places the aforementioned function, if you want to add to that pacman conditions have to do it as shown forward
```
packarch.upgrade("-v","--needed --noconfirm")
```
You can also put conditions as it does in pacman
#### Remove
It serves to erase packages its syntax is following
```
packarch.remove("Package1 Package2","vf")
^ ^ ^-Condition to execute
|---------packages to remove
```
##### Conditions:
- "f" It serves to force the deletion of a program regardless of what apps depend on it
- "v" It serves to see pacman exit
Conditions can be combined regardless of order
#### Verbose
What it does is that the exit of the console is seen to the functions of the library
##### Functions:
- ```verbose.all()``` makes all installation operations show their output on console
- ```verbose.aur()``` makes all operations regarding the AURs show their exit in console
- ```verbose.pacman()``` makes all installation operations of ```packarch.install``` are shown in the console
- ```verbose.quit_clear``` Remove the terminal cleaning
#### An example of syntax
```
packarch.aur.install("wine") #Does not show output on the console
packarch.verbose.aur()
packarch.aur.install("grapejuice") #This you see if it shows the exit on the console
#It is used in the same way with its other functions previously explained
```
#### Get List
An example of its syntax
```
packarch.get_list("package names","condition")
```
##### Conditions
- ```o``` search in repositories
- ```l``` search locally
- Above conditions + ```e``` :Take out a description of the package depending on the first condition
#### Aur Clone
It serves to clone a package from the aur
An example of its syntax:
```
packarch.aur.clone("lutris neovim-git","/home/tom","i")
î î î-Condition
| |-Route where you are going to clone, if this empty will clone in /tmp
|-Attack package to clone
```
You can clone many repositories on the same route by putting the name in the Aur followed by a space
##### Conditions
- ```i``` It serves so that after the package is clone it is installed immediately
- ```f``` It serves that if the package is already cloned and clone again
- ```c``` It serves to execute a command in the folder where it is cloned
It is used like this:
```
packarch.aur.clone("lutris","/tmp","c","sudo pacman -Syu")
^ ^-The command that will be executed
|-The condition
Both conditions are combinable regardless of order
#### Clone
It is the same as the above but it serves to clone any repository
An example of its syntax:
```
packarch.clone("https://github.com/Tom5521/PY-PackArch.git","/tmp","fi")
```
You can clone several repositories on the same route separating the URLs by spaces
##### Conditions
- ```i``` It serves so that after the package is clone it is installed immediately ,It only serves if it is installable with MakePkg
- ```f``` It serves that if the package is already cloned and clone again
- ```c``` It serves to execute a command in the folder where it is cloned
It is used like this:
```
packarch.clone("https://github.com/Tom5521/PY-PackArch.git","/tmp","c","sudo pacman -Syu")
^ ^-The command that will be executed
|-The condition
```
#### Info
Print information about a package
```
packarch.info("lutris")
```
Exit:
```
Repositorio : community
Nombre : lutris
Versión : 0.5.12-2
Descripción : Open Gaming Platform
Arquitectura : any
URL : https://lutris.net
Licencias : GPL3
Grupos : Nada
Provee : Nada
Depende de : cabextract curl glib2 gnome-desktop gtk3 mesa-utils p7zip psmisc python-certifi
python-dbus python-distro python-evdev python-gobject python-lxml python-pillow
python-requests python-yaml unzip webkit2gtk xorg-xrandr
Dependencias opcionales : gamemode: Allows games to request a temporary set of optimisations
gvfs: GVFS backend
innoextract: Extract Inno Setup installers
lib32-gamemode: Allows games to request a temporary set of optimisations
lib32-vkd3d: Vulkan 3D support
lib32-vulkan-icd-loader: Vulkan support
vkd3d: Vulkan 3D support
vulkan-icd-loader: Vulkan support
wine: Windows support
xorg-xgamma: Restore gamma on game exit
En conflicto con : Nada
Remplaza a : Nada
Tamaño de la descarga : 745,27 KiB
Tamaño de la instalación : 2806,23 KiB
Encargado : Maxime Gauduin <alucryd@archlinux.org>
Fecha de creación : mié 07 dic 2022 13:30:26
Validado por : Suma MD5 Suma SHA-256 Firma
```
#### Get version
An example of its syntax:
```
packarch.get_version("lutris wine nano")
```
Exit:
```
lutris is in version 0.5.12-2
wine is in version 8.3-1
nano is in version 7.2-1
```
Conditions:
```h``` It only shows the version without the name of the package
sintaxis:
```
packarch.get_version("lutris wine nano","h")
```
Exit:
```
0.5.12-2
8.3-1
7.2-1
```
### Adding some extra data:
This project was created as a dipurcation of my other project named [**Arch-App-Installer**](https://github.com/Tom5521/Arch-App-Installer)
And this project will apparently take its own path since the packarch.py of the project mentioned above will stay in version 1.0.0 for syntax issues
or maybe take your own course adapting to that project
For now that's all
#### PD:
### I still without ideas
<img src="https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:400/0*BZKe97Qy_Z_jCqwu.gif">
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