gsyslog 0.10

# gsyslog
Python package for syslog like debugging with user level programs

Create an easy to use logger facility the act similar to the Linux syslog,
but can be used by any application. That way a user application can write
logs very similar to root syslog an be consistant.

To check out a copy of the source:
cd base-location
git clone https://github.com/fulkgl/gsyslog.git

Run each of the following with:
Python 2.7.13

Run unit tests:
cd base-location
python tests\unittest_gsyslog.py

To check the coding standards and minor quality check:
cd base-location
pycodestyle pybaccarat\playingcards.py
pycodestyle pybaccarat\baccarat.py
pycodestyle pybaccarat\baccaratsystems.py
pycodestyle bin\play_baccarat.py
pylint --rcfile=\usr\local\bin\pylint2.rc pybaccarat\playingcards.py
pylint --rcfile=\usr\local\bin\pylint2.rc pybaccarat\baccarat.py
pylint --rcfile=\usr\local\bin\pylint2.rc pybaccarat\baccaratsystems.py
pylint --rcfile=\usr\local\bin\pylint2.rc bin\play_baccarat.py

To run the build and make distribution packages:
cd base-location
python setup.py sdist bdist_egg
rem dist/* contains source and binary distribution packages


How to publish to git and pypi.
1. create project and files
1.1 gsyslog\gsyslog.py and __init__.py
1.2 tests\unittest_gsyslog.py and __init__.py
1.3 setup.cfg
1.4 setup.py
1.5 README.md
1.6 MANIFEST.in
1.7 LICENSE (use MIT, avoid GNU)
1.8 .gitignore and doxygen.cfg (optional)
2. run unittest to success
3. git, fulkglE74
3.1 on git create a new repo
3.2 pycharm vcs/git/add the whole project
3.2.1 vcs git tag v0.10
3.2.1 vcs git push, define, origin https://git.../gsyslog
3.2.3 push button, change master to v0.10
3.2.4 check online for upload at git
4. pypi userid
4.1 \users\pc\.pypirc