Command Line Client to AllMyChanges.com

Installation

pip install allmychanges

Next, go to https://allmychanges.com/account/token/ and obtain your personal OAuth token.

Export this token as an environment variable:

# allmychanges token
export AMCH_TOKEN=MY-SECRET-TOKEN

Pulling package list from the service

amch pull

Export to a number of formats is available --help will tell you everything.

Uploading new packages in batch mode

Prepare a datafile in one of supported formats and run

amch push --format yaml --input data.yaml

If you didn't entered sources for some packages, script will ask you where these sources are. Answer honestly. :)

In some cases, script will try to help you. If somebody already added package with such name and namespace, it will suggest you the source. For python and perl packages, it will search different urls on the PyPi's pages or metacpan.org respectively.

This command also accepts --tag <some-tag> argument, and every uploaded package will be tagged with this tag, if there is a version column in the data.

Adding one or few packages from command line

This is also very easy:

amch add python/clint python/requests perl/Dancer

You could also specify a source url, like that:

amch add python/Dancer/https://github.com/PerlDancer/Dancer

But if you didn't, service will try to figure out url automatically and will suggest it in same way as it does in import command.

Using amch to import requirements.txt

pip install pip2amch allmychanges
export AMCH_TOKEN=<your token>
    
pip2amch --tag myproject requirements.txt | amch push

Utility pip2amch generates CSV data, for amch push.

Roadmap

• Write npm2amch, similar to pip2amch
• May be write something like that for ruby.

Hacking

Feel free to fork, file issues and send me patches.