A simplistic GUI interface for managing Python modules.
The script will query pip, format the response in to a list, and output it in to the GUI.
From here, you can browse the list, select the module you want, and at the press of a button, either update or uninstall.
The script also supports printing out your installed modules and allowing you to uninstall modules like that.
Merry also supports installing modules, pressing Install opens up a little box where you can enter in the module you want to downlod from pip.
Now there is Binary support. Clicking the menu option for Install Binary adds a launcher to ~/.local/bin/, this lets you launch the gui just by entering the command "merry" instead of running through python.
You can see the entire bin script in the install_binary() function.
Latest additon adds Pypi browser support, adding a basic text-based navigation of the pypi archives, pulling module information using the JSON API.
The GUI looks like it hangs when its doing the updating/background stuff, everything is still working fine, but it will look frozen.
Installing from Git support. (Unsure if this works at all, it might already)
Multi-selecting modules in the listbox.
Fancier GUI.
Virtualenv support. (Currently this works if you run the GUI while sourced in to a virtualenv already)
Tested to work on Python 3.7, probably will not work on earlier versions. Icon created by https://www.deviantart.com/lustriouscharming
Requires GitPython and Tkinter