ohio-unemployment 0.1.0

ohio-unemployment

ohio-unemployment

Tools for making the Ohio Unemployment site slightly less awful to work with

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Installation

You can install ohio_unemployment via pip from PyPI:

pip install ohio_unemployment

Installation for Development

To set up ohio_unemployment for local development:

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/56kyle/ohio-unemployment.git
   cd ohio-unemployment
   

2. Install dependencies using :term:uv:

   uv sync
   

3. Install pre-commit hooks:

   uvx nox -s pre-commit -- install
   

This sets up a virtual environment and installs core, development, and quality check dependencies.

Usage

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As a Library

# Example usage of your package as a library
# from ohio_unemployment import some_function
# result = some_function()
# print(result)

As a Command-Line Application

If your project defines command-line entry points in pyproject.toml:

# Example usage of your CLI application
# ohio-unemployment --help
# ohio-unemployment do-something --input file.txt

For detailed API documentation and CLI command references, see the Documentation.

Development Workflow

This project uses a robust set of tools for development, testing, and quality assurance. All significant automated tasks are run via :term:Nox, orchestrated by the central noxfile.py.

• Run all checks (lint, typecheck, security): uvx nox -s check
• Run test suite with coverage: uvx nox -s test
• Build documentation: uvx nox -s docs
• Build package: uvx nox -s build
• See all available tasks: uvx nox -l

Explore the noxfile.py and the project documentation for detailed information on the automated workflow.

Contributing

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Report bugs or suggest features via the issue tracker.

See CONTRIBUTING.md for contribution guidelines.

License

Distributed under the terms of the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.

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