bunches 0.1.3

Drop-in replacements for Python collections

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What is bunches?

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Why use bunches?

Mappings

• Dictionary: drop-in replacement for a python dict with an add method for a default mechanism of adding data, a delete method for a default mechanism of deleting data, and a subset method for returning a subset of the key/value pairs in a new Dictionary.
• Catalog: wildcard-accepting dict which is intended for storing different options and strategies. It also returns lists of matches if a list of keys is provided.
• Library: a dictionary that automatically supplies key names for stored items. The 'overwrite' argument determines if a unique key should always be created or whether entries may be overwritten.

Sequences

• Listing: drop-in replacement for a python list with an add method for a default mechanism of adding data, a delete method for a default mechanism of deleting data, and a subset method for returning a subset of the key/value pairs in a new Listing.
• DictList: iterable with both dict and list interfaces. Stored items must be hashable or have a name attribute.

Getting started

Requirements

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Installation

To install bunches, use pip:

pip install bunches

Usage

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Contributing

Contributors are always welcome. Feel free to grab an issue to work on or make a suggested improvement. If you wish to contribute, please read the Contribution Guide and Code of Conduct.

Similar Projects

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Acknowledgments

I'd also like to extend a special thanks to pawamoy whose excellent pdm and mkdocs extensions and utlities are incorporated into snickerdoodle. Some of the scripts, documentation, configuration files, and other CI code were all adapted from pawamoy's repositories.

I would also like to thank the University of Kansas School of Law for tolerating and supporting this law professor's coding efforts, an endeavor which is well outside the typical scholarly activities in the discipline.

License

Use of this repository is authorized under the Apache Software License 2.0.