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Return an S-expression representing the source code that produces PACKAGE when evaluated.
Given METADATA, a Wheel metadata file, return a list of lists of requirements.
Refer to the documentation of PARSE-REQUIRES.TXT for a description of the returned value.
Given REQUIRES.TXT, a path to a Setuptools requires.txt file, return a list of lists of requirements.
The first list contains the required dependencies while the second the optional test dependencies. Note that currently, optional, non-test dependencies are omitted since these can be difficult or expensive to satisfy.
Try different project name substitution until the result is found in pypi-uri. Downcase is required for "uWSGI", and underscores are required for flake8-array-spacing.
Given a specification SPEC, return the requirement name.
Given a Python PACKAGE built from pypi.org, return the name of the package on PyPI.
Find the metadata for NAME in the TeX Live database and return the associated Guix package, or #f on failure. Fetch metadata for a specific version whenever VERSION keyword is specified. Otherwise, grab package latest release. When DATABASE is provided, fetch metadata from there, ignoring VERSION.
Find VERSION amongst VERSIONS. When VERSION is not provided, return the latest version. When PARTIAL? is #t, VERSION is treated as a version prefix; e.g. finding version "0.1" may return "0.1.8", if it is the newest "0.1" prefixed version found in VERSIONS. In PARTIAL? mode, if the VERSION string provided is longer than the longest version in VERSIONS, then it is truncated to that length. Return #f when VERSION could not be found.