About
This is my personal collection of snippets that I use in multiple projects. Each one feels a bit to small to merit it’s own library.
So what does it include?
memoize decorator (caching)
a storage class wrapping a dict.
unittest assert functions.
Functions for handling large JSON documents.
list_dir(path) –> (dirnames, filenames)
Feedback and getting involved
Send feedback and bug reports by email to hcs at furuvik dot net.
Code Repository: http://gitorious.org/goobook
News
1.1
Release date: 2010-04-22
Fixed unpickeling of Storage objects.
1.0
Release date: 2010-04-18
Initial release
1 maintainer
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