pickley

import os # Ensure ~/.local/bin is in PATH for pickley to be found # This is a common setup for CLI tools # For a true quickstart, users would typically install via the bash commands above # and then use `pickley` directly in their shell. # This Python quickstart demonstrates programmatic interaction if needed. # Example of using pickley programmatically (less common for its primary use-case) # For CLI, you'd run commands like 'pickley install tox' # This is a placeholder as direct programmatic API isn't extensively documented # on PyPI/GitHub for installing other CLIs. The core functionality is via shell. # For the purpose of this registry, showing CLI usage is more accurate. # We simulate the shell interaction for clarity. # Assuming pickley is installed and in PATH # The actual Python API would be more involved than a simple 'import pickley' # and would likely involve calling internal functions or a main entry point. # For a quickstart focusing on its primary use: print("To install a CLI like 'tox':") print("$" + " pickley install tox") print("To run an installed CLI:") print("$" + " tox --version") print("To install a specific version:") print("$" + " pickley install 'hatch<2'")