jw.util
This package contains various utility modules:
- version
a module for version management: incrementing/decrementing specific levels of a version, parsing and a utility to update versions in a file.
- file
a module to do stuff on whole files. At the moment, the only thing in it is a class for backing up a file by renaming it with various strategies for renaming previous “backups”: adding a simple suffix or adding a numbered suffix
- configuration
a module for handling configurations from a YAML source and a class for simplifying access to a configuration tree
- python3hell
a module with helpers to mitigate Python3 hell
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