Introduction
dpm (data package manager) is a command line tool and python library for working with Data Packages and interacting with data repositories like the Data Hub.
For more information visit the documentation at: http://readthedocs.org/docs/dpm/
Installation
See doc/install.rst or the online documentation.
License
See doc/license.rst
For Developers
Building the documentation.
You need sphinx (python-sphinx) to do this. Now you can build the docs:
python setup.py build_sphinx
Running tests. We suggest you use nose:
nosetests dpm/tests/
To exclude tests depend on access to the internet:
nosetests -a \!__external__ dpm/tests
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