So long, ppdire package...
...and thanks for all the fish!
The ppdire package has been sunset and will no longer be updated.
Its contents have migrated into the direpack package:
The ppdire package in this final version will still stay live for a while for backwards compatibility.
How to install
The package is distributed through PyPI, so install through:
pip install ppdire
Documentation
Detailed documentation on how to use the classes is provided in the Documentation file.
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