1. pypiview module

Utilities to lookup into pypi stats.

Warning

requires pandas and vanity packages

class PYPIView(packages, verbose=True)

Plot number of downloads versus time of a PYPI package.

from pypiview import PYPIView
p = PYPIView(["requests"], verbose=False)
p.plot(logy=True)

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The attribute df contains the dataframe with all results. The attribute tss contains the individual TimeSeries for each package as returned by get_data_one_package().

Constructor

Parameters:

• packages – list of packages or single package
• verbose (bool) – print some information.

get_data_one_package(package)

Return the data for one package

Parameters:pacakge (str) – a single package name Returns:a Pandas time series.

plot(lw=2, fontsize=16, marker='o', logy=False)

plot the number of downloads

The data used is the data stored in the df attribute.

Parameters:

• lw (int) – width of the curves
• fontsize (int) – fontsize used in titles
• marker –
• logy (bool) – set y-axis to logarithmic scale

1. first plot shows the cumulative downloads
2. second plot shows the individual downloads

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