License
Microlib is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or any later version. See LICENSE file.
Microlib also includes third party open source software components: the Deprecated class. It has its own license. Please see ./microlib/deprecation.py
Overview
Microlib contains some useful functions or classes:
XDict is a dict with recursive_update() and flat() methods,
StandardConfigFile helps to manage user config files,
terminal.ask_yes_no() and terminal.ask_user_choice() to ask questions to the user for cli tools,
terminal.tabulate() is a very simple function to display tabulated data in the terminal,
terminal.echo_info() echo_warning() and echo_error() display info, warning and error messages with some color.
rotate() and grouper() help to handle iterators.
database offers a ContextManager for sqlite3 database, an Operator and a Ts_Operator classes to provide shortcuts for common sqlite3 commands.
a Deprecated class, that provides a decorator to deprecate functions (emit a warning when it is called).
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