**scrapypi is used to get pypi package information using python.**
scrapypi can be used to get package version, name, licence, author, summary and package download statistics.
## **Insallation**
> python -m pip install scrapypi
## **Usage**
Type **scrapypi** in terminal or command prompt to scrapypi file for getting downloads statistics. scrapypi can also be used in code.
```bash
$ scrapypi
```
Below are examples and functions and classes in scrapypi for data fetching.
- info
- stats
- version
### **info**
Get package information. You can either get information using package name or package pypi url.
```python
from scrapypi import info, stats, licence
# returns a dictionary of information.
info(<package_name>)
```
values returned by info() is listed below:
- name
- author
- licence
- summary
- previous_version
- latest version
- downloads
### **stats**
Get package full statistics, including download values everyday of package upload, date and number of downloads.
```python
from scrapypi import stats
statistics = stats(<package_name>)
# get all daily download counts of package in the year.
statistics.dataset()
# get total number of downloads.
statistics.get_total()
```
### **version**
You can also get package name and version using the version function.
```python
from scrapypi import version
# returns package name and version in a tuple. (name, version)
version(<package_name>)
```
> Use the version function if you need to get those information fast. But i recommend using the info function.
### **main**
The main function is to get a statics view of packages and also compare the statistics of multiple packages. Use the **main()** function to run the scrapypi script for statistics fetcher. Fetching multiple packages needs to be seperated with a comma (,)
```
Package Name(s): package_one, package_two
```
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