This comes from #42 (comment)
Click always run SystemExit exception at the end of command execution. This doesn't allow using pydriver in python scripts as it will terminate script. Scipts API would be like:

from pydriver import pydriver

def show_available(driver_type):
  try:
    pydriver.show_available(["-d", driver_type])
  except SystemExit:
    call remianing stuff

Steps to reproduce

1. install opera driver

➜ pydriver install -d opera
Log file stored in: /tmp/pydriver.log
Requested driver not found in cache
Installed operadriver:
VERSION: 88.0.4324.104
OS: linux
ARCHITECTURE: 64

2. Show installed drivers

➜ pydriver show-installed         
Log file stored in: /tmp/pydriver.log
    DRIVER TYPE    VERSION        OS       ARCHITECTURE  FILENAME      CHECKSUM
--  -------------  -------------  -----  --------------  ------------  --------------------------------
 0  gecko          0.29.0         linux              64  geckodriver   dccba99f3e2cbc39db9dd27741c74099
 1  chrome         89.0.4389.23   linux              64  chromedriver  68e3e7b54e8adf3f0d505547f74a7b25
 2  opera          88.0.4324.104  linux              64  sha512_sum    a809b6a4e00a5910a60fc183782d5eef

Zip file for opera contains 2 files: the driver and the checksum.

some of the code between drivers can be refactored and common part moved to different file/class

PhantomJs
https://bitbucket.org/api/2.0/repositories/ariya/phantomjs/downloads

• follow readme in order to make sure project can be setup on windows
• Run all unit tests to make sure it works on windows
• Fix all errors

https://github.com/operasoftware/operachromiumdriver/releases

changelog-cli from https://github.com/mc706/changelog-cli creates own cchangelog.md and updates version only there.
Consider cloning repo and issuing pull request with following functionality:

• changelog release updates version also in pyproject.toml and/or setup.py
• ... creates a commit with new version - how this commit should look like

If we want to release this package to pypi we need to be able to:

• produce changelog on release
• create named tags for release
• have some release branch (is it needed?)
• Put changelog and produced artifact to github page
• put artifact and changelog to pypi

We need to have described release process with steps what should be done.

Some links:

• Manual release from web page on github: https://docs.github.com/en/github/administering-a-repository/managing-releases-in-a-repository
• Creating release via the github API: https://docs.github.com/en/rest/reference/repos#create-a-release
• Python tool to generate changelog from commit messages: https://github.com/vaab/gitchangelog

More info added in TODO in webdriver.py

 def system_arch(self, system_arch: str):
        # TODO: what about arm arch?
        # TODO: this check doesn't make sense at this point. There are 2 scenarios for installation:
        # * specify os and arch during install - then we do not care about current system architecture so way
        #   fail the whole operation? This shouldn`t be run at the init of WebDriver class then
        # * do not specify system or arch - then we want to install webdriver for current os and arch. Then we would
        #   also need to be able to discover ARM arch and system name.
        if system_arch in ["x86_64", "AMD64"]:
            self._system_arch = "64"
        elif system_arch in ["i386", "i586", "32", "x86"]:
            self._system_arch = "32"
        else:
            self.support.exit(f"Unknown architecture: {system_arch}")
        logger.debug(f"Current's OS architecture string: {system_arch} -> {self._system_arch} bit")

Add windows as build environment for PSV build

In order to test release process

pydriver update gecko - update only gecko driver
pydriver update - updates all installed drivers

By default test "test__get_drivers_home_nok" fails if there is DRIVERS_HOME env created
Fix this test, so clean pull passes all tests

include:

• running unit tests (on different OS? and different python versions)
• code coverage
• linters

Publishing those data for every pull request as a comment
Running on every push

Possibly also create release and snapshot versions

https://help.github.com/en/actions/language-and-framework-guides/using-python-with-github-actions

InternetExplorer
wdm.internetExplorerDriverUrl=https://selenium-release.storage.googleapis.com/
wdm.internetExplorerDriverExport=webdriver.ie.driver

Fix creation of arc file to contain sha file for opera driver

Fix double prints when more than 1 drivers is updated:

➜ pydriver update -d chrome -d gecko
Log file stored in: /tmp/pydriver.log
chromedriver is already in newest version. Local: 89.0.4389.23, remote: 89.0.4389.23
Log file stored in: /tmp/pydriver.log
Log file stored in: /tmp/pydriver.log
geckodriver is already in newest version. Local: 0.29.0, remote: 0.29.0
geckodriver is already in newest version. Local: 0.29.0, remote: 0.29.0

Nowplatform.uname().machine is used in order to check is it 32 or 64 bits. But this gives following results:
64:

• Linux: x86_64, Mac: x86_64, Windows: AMD64
  Linux: , i386, mac: i386, Windows: ?

Document tests by docstrings
Fix code issues like those mentioned in PR !35
Fix TODO