Print version number of Python module
Check the module version number on the command line
python -c"import urllib3; print(urllib3.__version__)"
Bash Shell script to check Python module version number
examples/shell/python_module_version.sh
name=$1 if [ "$name" == "" ] then echo Usage: $0 module_name exit 1 fi python -c"import $name; print($name.__version__)"
Use:
chmod +a python_module_version.sh ./python_module_version.sh urllib3
Check Python module version number with a Linux Bash Shell function
examples/shell/python_module_version_function.sh
function module_version() { name=$1 if [ "$name" == "" ] then echo Usage: $0 module_name exit 1 fi python -c"import $name; print($name.__version__)" } module_version urllib3 version=$(module_version urllib3) echo before echo $version echo after
Published on 2019-01-17
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