Get the version of Chrome installed on Windows, Linux, Mac. Cross-platform using Python, native OS detection, does not require Selenium.
pip install chrome-version
Module:
import chrome_version
print(chrome_version.get_chrome_version())
# '103.0.5060.114'
CLI:
chrome-version
103.0.5060.114
TL;DR I don't want to copy and paste it again...
At first,
I needed to get the Chrome version for a project I was working on, which was using Undetected Chromedriver. I found the gist below.
When I used it in a variaty of projects, I decided to turn it into a module so I'll be free of copy/paste. It only have one functionality: getting the chrome version.
Then,
I decided to use it to learn more about:
- Using Poetry for packaging and dependency management.
- Using scripts for CLI.
- Versioning.
- License management.
- Documentation.
- Publishing a module on PyPI.
- Using GitHub Actions to automate the publishing process.
- ...
Finally,
Now it's kind of a playground for me to learn more...
One other thing is that it's educational: A simple module is a good practice for me to learn how to build modules and publish them on PyPI and show others how easy it is.
- Cross-platform
- No external dependencies
- CLI
- Module
- Hasan Sezer Tasan, It's me ๐
- Kory Becker, owner of the original script.
Based on chrome-version by Kory Becker.
This package provides a CLI wrapper for the original project. All credit reserved to the author of the original code.
chrome-version
is distributed under the terms of the MIT license.