Get versions of imported modules in current session: pyversions.versions()
Designed particularly to work within a Jupyter notebook.
Call this function in a cell just after all modules/functions are imported.
This function uses Python inspect module to get the caller's global namespace; it should work, if not, pass globals() as a parameter.
pip install pyversions
>>> import pyversions
>>> vs = pyversions.versions()
>>> from pyversions import versions
>>> versions(); # semicolon to avoid printing information twice"""
Get versions of imported modules in current session: pyversions.versions()
Parameters
----------
glbs : globals(), optional (default=None)
Get all the imported modules from the passed globals() namespace.
show : bool, optional (default=True)
Whether to print information about environment and imported modules.
Returns
-------
info : list of strings
list of strings with information about the current environment and
imported modules.
Notes
-----
Designed particularly to work within a Jupyter notebook.
Call this function in a cell just after all modules/functions are imported.
This function uses Python inspect module to get the caller's global
namespace; it should work, if not, pass globals() as a parameter.
Based on https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40428931
Examples
--------
>>> import pyversions
>>> vs = pyversions.versions()
>>> from pyversions import versions
>>> versions(); # semicolon to avoid printing information twice
Version history
---------------
'0.0.1' :
The first version
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