CLI tool that helps us easily define which licenses are not good based on the requirements.txt file. It uses pkg_resources to get details from the packages, given us the licenses listed byt the package owner and returns exit 1 if found a package that contains a blocked license. Here goes the output of with all the possible options of the CLI package:
Usage: block-licenses [OPTIONS]
CLI tool that helps us easily define which licenses are not good based on
the requirements.txt file. It uses pkg_resources to get details from the
packages, given us the licenses listed byt the package owner and returns
exit 1 if found a package that contains a blocked license.
Options:
-b, --blocked Print blocked licenses list.
-p, --permitted Print permitted licenses list.
-i, --interactive Block packages interactively by analysing
their licenses.
-q, --quiet Do not print any output.
-v, --verbose Print a detailed output for blocked
packages.
-P, --paranoid Paranoid mode for the interactive option,
loop through each package even if contains
a license that was already checked.
-r TEXT Indicate the requirements file to be used.
-a, --all Print all available licenses based on the
requirements file.
--mode [permitted|blocked] Mode which will be used to check packages,
either from the permitted list or blocked
list perspective.
--format [text|json|column|content]
Format output.
--get-allowed Retrieve allowed packages instead.
-h, --help Show this message and exit.