Fspot Lib
This is a useless module created in order to test publishing on PyPi.
Installation
Preferably, in a virtualenv :
`bash $ pip install fspotlib `
Example
Using as a python lib :
`bash >>> from fspotlib import say_hi >>> say_hi() `
Using as a shell command :
`bash $ fspot-say --help # uses clize module `
Thanks
Sam&Max ! (http://sametmax.com)
License
WTFPL
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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