def __init__(self, key):
super(LibrariesIOConnector, self).__init__()
# this import has to be here, because it will INSTANTLY search for LIBRARIES_API_KEY
# instead of beeing actualy coded properly
# there is no proper api for this stupid wrapper and so we do this here
# to check for access to the library
from pybraries.search import Search
search = Search()
info = search.platforms()
if not info:
raise ConnectionError("Could not connect to LibrariesIO")
def findProject(self, platform, depName):
from pybraries.search import Search
project = None
search = Search()
results = search.project_search(
keywords=depName, sort="relevance", platform=platform
)
# only choose first search result
if results:
d = results[0]
project = Project(platform, d)
return project
def findProject(self, platform, depName):
from pybraries.search import Search
project = None
search = Search()
results = search.project_search(
filters={"keywords": depName, "manager": platform}
)
# only choose first search result
if results:
d = results[0]
project = Project(platform, d)
return project
def findRepository(self, project):
repository = None
from pybraries.search import Search
search = Search()
# Disable stdout
sys.stdout = open(os.devnull, 'w')
# search for repository data
repositoryData = search.repository(host="github",
owner=project.owner,
repo=project.name)
# Restore stdout
sys.stdout = sys.__stdout__
if (repositoryData):
repository = Repository(repositoryData)
return repository
def findProjectDependencies(self, project):
dependencies = []
from pybraries.search import Search
search = Search()
# Disable stdout
sys.stdout = open(os.devnull, 'w')
# search for repository deps
repositoryData = search.repository_dependencies(host="github",
owner=project.owner,
repo=project.name)
# Restore stdout
sys.stdout = sys.__stdout__
if (repositoryData):
depData = repositoryData["dependencies"]
if (depData):
dependencies = [Dependency(dep) for dep in depData]
return dependencies
def search():
return Search()
