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You'll probably never need to use this, since software can be installed from the [[Projects:Badge/Hatchery|Hatchery]] using a graphical tool.  
 
You'll probably never need to use this, since software can be installed from the [[Projects:Badge/Hatchery|Hatchery]] using a graphical tool.  
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==Note==
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woezel checks for versions and in contrary to <code>upip</code> won't always overwrite installed app, each app is installed in its own folder in <code>/lib/</code>
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Don't store application data in the application folder, before updating woezel deletes all files from the application folder!
  
 
==Basic use==
 
==Basic use==
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woezel.install('test')
 
woezel.install('test')
 
woezel.search()
 
woezel.search()
woeze.search('test')</nowiki>
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woezel.search('test')</nowiki>
  
 
==Advanced==
 
==Advanced==
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Example:
 
Example:
 
  <nowiki>woezel.install('game_of_life', None, True)</nowiki>
 
  <nowiki>woezel.install('game_of_life', None, True)</nowiki>
 
==Issues==
 
Currently <code>woezel</code> (or rather <code>ussl</code>) does not validate SSL certificates!
 

Latest revision as of 14:06, 12 August 2017

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woezel

woezel is a variant on pip used to install badge software.

You'll probably never need to use this, since software can be installed from the Hatchery using a graphical tool.

Note

woezel checks for versions and in contrary to upip won't always overwrite installed app, each app is installed in its own folder in /lib/

Don't store application data in the application folder, before updating woezel deletes all files from the application folder!

Basic use

import woezel
woezel.install('test')
woezel.search()
woezel.search('test')

Advanced

woezel.install(name, path, force_reinstall)
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Example:

woezel.install('game_of_life', None, True)