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pip: successfully cache all the packages Switch to using curl and regular expressions to generate a local cache file so that we don't need to hit pypi.python.org every time. This (obviously) results in a massive speed improvement, especially if you spawn new shells frequently. This also makes the autocompletion work for me, it didn't before. (pip would always time out.) And, also, for fun: This allows you to explicitly set which pip indexes to use. Technically the old version of the plugin should have had this behavior automatically -- without having to do more than configure pip -- but the install completion never worked for me so this is a net gain in functionality.
2013-10-30 03:02:44 +00:00
# Usage:
# Just add pip to your installed plugins.
# If you would like to change the cheeseshops used for autocomplete set
# ZSH_PIP_INDEXES in your zshrc. If one of your indexes are bogus you won't get
# any kind of error message, pip will just not autocomplete from them. Double
# check!
#
# If you would like to clear your cache, go ahead and do a
# "zsh-pip-clear-cache".
ZSH_PIP_CACHE_FILE=~/.pip/zsh-cache
pip: fix indexes URL (#6986) Fixes #6981.
2019-04-08 20:39:54 +00:00
ZSH_PIP_INDEXES=(https://pypi.org/simple/)
pip: successfully cache all the packages Switch to using curl and regular expressions to generate a local cache file so that we don't need to hit pypi.python.org every time. This (obviously) results in a massive speed improvement, especially if you spawn new shells frequently. This also makes the autocompletion work for me, it didn't before. (pip would always time out.) And, also, for fun: This allows you to explicitly set which pip indexes to use. Technically the old version of the plugin should have had this behavior automatically -- without having to do more than configure pip -- but the install completion never worked for me so this is a net gain in functionality.
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zsh-pip-clear-cache() {
rm $ZSH_PIP_CACHE_FILE
unset piplist
}
Make the pip cache work with djangopypi2 Also add a test function that allows messing with the cache-creating regex with some assurance that you're not trampling other people's index-parsing.
2013-10-31 01:00:08 +00:00
zsh-pip-clean-packages() {
fix pip plugin
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sed -n '/<a href/ s/.*>\([^<]\{1,\}\).*/\1/p'
Make the pip cache work with djangopypi2 Also add a test function that allows messing with the cache-creating regex with some assurance that you're not trampling other people's index-parsing.
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}
pip: successfully cache all the packages Switch to using curl and regular expressions to generate a local cache file so that we don't need to hit pypi.python.org every time. This (obviously) results in a massive speed improvement, especially if you spawn new shells frequently. This also makes the autocompletion work for me, it didn't before. (pip would always time out.) And, also, for fun: This allows you to explicitly set which pip indexes to use. Technically the old version of the plugin should have had this behavior automatically -- without having to do more than configure pip -- but the install completion never worked for me so this is a net gain in functionality.
2013-10-30 03:02:44 +00:00
zsh-pip-cache-packages() {
fix pip plugin
2013-11-21 16:58:57 +00:00
if [[ ! -d ${ZSH_PIP_CACHE_FILE:h} ]]; then
mkdir -p ${ZSH_PIP_CACHE_FILE:h}
pip: successfully cache all the packages Switch to using curl and regular expressions to generate a local cache file so that we don't need to hit pypi.python.org every time. This (obviously) results in a massive speed improvement, especially if you spawn new shells frequently. This also makes the autocompletion work for me, it didn't before. (pip would always time out.) And, also, for fun: This allows you to explicitly set which pip indexes to use. Technically the old version of the plugin should have had this behavior automatically -- without having to do more than configure pip -- but the install completion never worked for me so this is a net gain in functionality.
2013-10-30 03:02:44 +00:00
fi
if [[ ! -f $ZSH_PIP_CACHE_FILE ]]; then
echo -n "(...caching package index...)"
tmp_cache=/tmp/zsh_tmp_cache
pip: fix no such file or directory error (#7916) Zsh may be configured such that ">>" will error if the file doesn't exist (`setopt noclobber`).
2019-06-09 22:02:08 +00:00
touch $tmp_cache
pip: successfully cache all the packages Switch to using curl and regular expressions to generate a local cache file so that we don't need to hit pypi.python.org every time. This (obviously) results in a massive speed improvement, especially if you spawn new shells frequently. This also makes the autocompletion work for me, it didn't before. (pip would always time out.) And, also, for fun: This allows you to explicitly set which pip indexes to use. Technically the old version of the plugin should have had this behavior automatically -- without having to do more than configure pip -- but the install completion never worked for me so this is a net gain in functionality.
2013-10-30 03:02:44 +00:00
for index in $ZSH_PIP_INDEXES ; do
# well... I've already got two problems
pip: fix indexes URL (#6986) Fixes #6981.
2019-04-08 20:39:54 +00:00
curl -L $index 2>/dev/null | \
Make the pip cache work with djangopypi2 Also add a test function that allows messing with the cache-creating regex with some assurance that you're not trampling other people's index-parsing.
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zsh-pip-clean-packages \
pip: successfully cache all the packages Switch to using curl and regular expressions to generate a local cache file so that we don't need to hit pypi.python.org every time. This (obviously) results in a massive speed improvement, especially if you spawn new shells frequently. This also makes the autocompletion work for me, it didn't before. (pip would always time out.) And, also, for fun: This allows you to explicitly set which pip indexes to use. Technically the old version of the plugin should have had this behavior automatically -- without having to do more than configure pip -- but the install completion never worked for me so this is a net gain in functionality.
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>> $tmp_cache
done
sort $tmp_cache | uniq | tr '\n' ' ' > $ZSH_PIP_CACHE_FILE
rm $tmp_cache
fi
}
Make the pip cache work with djangopypi2 Also add a test function that allows messing with the cache-creating regex with some assurance that you're not trampling other people's index-parsing.
2013-10-31 01:00:08 +00:00
# A test function that validates the regex against known forms of the simple
# index. If you modify the regex to make it work for you, you should add a test
# case in here and make sure that your changes don't break things for someone
# else.
zsh-pip-test-clean-packages() {
local expected
local actual
expected="0x10c-asm
1009558_nester"
actual=$(echo -n "<html><head><title>Simple Index</title><meta name=\"api-version\" value=\"2\" /></head><body>
<a href='0x10c-asm'>0x10c-asm</a><br/>
<a href='1009558_nester'>1009558_nester</a><br/>
</body></html>" | zsh-pip-clean-packages)
if [[ $actual != $expected ]] ; then
echo -e "python's simple index is broken:\n$actual\n !=\n$expected"
else
echo "python's simple index is fine"
fi
actual=$(echo -n '<html>
<head>
<title>Simple Package Index</title>
</head>
<body>
<a href="0x10c-asm">0x10c-asm</a><br/>
<a href="1009558_nester">1009558_nester</a><br/>
</body></html>' | zsh-pip-clean-packages)
if [[ $actual != $expected ]] ; then
echo -e "the djangopypi2 index is broken:\n$actual\n !=\n$expected"
else
echo "the djangopypi2 index is fine"
fi
}
Disable zsh file globbing when running pip (#5348)
2016-08-26 19:41:16 +00:00
alias pip="noglob pip" # allows square brackets for pip command invocation
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