dsgnutils 0.0.4

several general purpose pythons I use all the time

Copyright 2015 define().

This file is part of dsgnutils.

dsgnutils is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the
terms of the Lesser GNU General Public License as published by the Free
Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any
later version.

dsgnutils is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY
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DOCUMENTATION COMING SOON -- THE FOLLOWING IS ONLY A DRAFT

GOALS:

These are utilities that make python nice for me. I heavily use almost all
of them. It is very likely that most of my other projects heavily depend
on this bag 'o relatively simple tricks. For spike projects, I just import
everything, which also means I get everything in always.py (e.g.
re,json,sys,os) for free. Its not for everyone :D

ASSUMPTIONS:

general:
-- you use linux everywhere (this is not designed for portability)
-- you will run dsgnutils nosetests (from source, make test, or make
webtest) to figure out if it all seems to be working for you (was
written for and tested on on ubuntu 14.04)

F_Lock (Don't use this yet ... am trying to find a way to lock sqlite
databases to avoid installing a whole dbms for simple web interfaces, but
flocks are somewhat complicated, so not sure this is bug free):
in your infrastructure, all linux machines have kernel version > x.y.z
in your infrastructure, all linux machines have NFS version > x.y.z

writeXGPL:
you use git for your version control