On 21 Feb 19:33, Cédric Krier wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Recently someone asked on irc how to know when there is a new release of
> a Tryton package.
> My answer was to look at PyPI but indeed it is no so easy to track some
> packages.
>
> So I started to write farmhouse: http://farmhouse.b2ck.com/
> It provide a atom feeds of the packages selected by a requirements text.
> For example to follow:
>
> - trytond: http://farmhouse.b2ck.com/atom/trytond
>
> - trytond 3.2 series:
> http://farmhouse.b2ck.com/atom/trytond%20%28%3E%3D%203.2%2C%20%3C%203.3%29
>
> - trytond and tryton:
> http://farmhouse.b2ck.com/atom?packages=trytond&packages=tryton
>
> - trytond and tryton 3.4 series:
>
> http://farmhouse.b2ck.com/atom?packages=trytond+%28%3E%3D+3.4%2C+%3C+3.5%29&packages=tryton+%28%3E%3D+3.4%2C+%3C+3.5%29
>
> If there is an interest, I could continue to improve it:
>
> - track a PyPI user
Now available at:
http://farmhouse.b2ck.com/user/ced
And by classifier:
http://farmhouse.b2ck.com/classifier/Framework%20::%20Tryton
Or classifiers:
http://farmhouse.b2ck.com/classifier?classifiers=Framework%20::%20Tryton&classifiers=Framework%20::%20Flask
> - add an option to track also hidden package
>
> And of course the code is there: http://hg.b2ck.com/farmhouse/
I also improved the speed by doing XML-RPC calls per bunch of 100
requests.
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Cédric Krier - B2CK SPRL
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