PypiPackageInfo

A Sublime Text 3 / 4 package which provides a popup function for Python PyPI packages.

Supported formats

The following formats are supported.

• requirements.txt
• pyproject.toml (Poetry)
• Pipfile (Pipenv)

Requirements

• TOML: A Sublime Text package for TOML syntax.
  • PypiPackageInfo uses TOML syntax to detect if the pointed scope is a package name.

Installation

Install the package.

1. Install Package Control to your Sublime Text 3 if you haven't.
2. Open the command palette and select Package Controll: Install Package.
3. Search for and select PypiPackageInfo.

Then, install TOML syntax if it has not been installed.

1. Open the command palette and select Package Controll: Install Package.
2. Search for and select TOML.

Select TOML as a syntax for all Pipfiles.

User/TOML.sublime-settings:

{
  "extensions":
  [
    "Pipfile"
  ]
}

Usage

Displaying package information popup

Hover the cursor on a package name in your requirements.txt/pyproject.toml/Pipfile and the package information is fetched and shown in a popup window.

Clearing local cache

Fetched package data are stored in the local SQLite database cache.sqlite3 in the Sublime Text's cache directory. You can delete all the cache with the command PypiPackageInfo: Clear all cache.

1. Open the command palette.
2. Search and select ComposerPackageInfo: Clear all cache.
3. The cache data are deleted.

Settings

There are following setting options.

• cache_max_count

cache_max_count : (default: 1000) Max number of locally cached package data. If the number of cached package data gets greater than this value, old tuples are deleted from the database table.

You can edit the setting file via Menu → Preferences → Package Settings → PypiPackageInfo → Settings .

Links

• ComposerPackageInfo: PypiPackageInfo uses the same logic as one ComposerPackageInfo uses.
• pipenv-sublime: A Sublime Text pugin for handling projects with Pipenv.
• Poetry: Dependency Management for Python

License

Licensed under the MIT License.