What is PyAMS?
PyAMS (Pyramid Application Management Suite) is a small suite of packages written for applications and content management with the Pyramid framework.
PyAMS is actually mainly used to manage web sites through content management applications (CMS, see PyAMS_content package), but many features are generic and can be used inside any kind of web application.
All PyAMS documentation is available on ReadTheDocs; source code is available on Gitlab and pushed to Github.
What is PyAMS_catalog?
PyAMS_catalog is an extension package for PyAMS which provides features related to internal Hypatia catalog management.
These features include custom indexes providing a discriminator based on interfaces support of indexed contents, helpers based on NLTK library for fulltext indexing, and a few query tools.
Changelog
2.2.2
updated query length getter
updated doctests and Gitlab-CI
2.2.1
updated index script logging
added support for Python 3.12
2.2.0
updated interfaces support in catalog indexes, so that objects which don’t implement an index interface are not referenced anymore in the index; this can lead to different behaviour when using the IsNone comparator, as these objects are not referenced anymore in the “not indexed” part of the index!
2.1.0
added index comparator to get null or un-indexed values
2.0.3
updated catalog resultset length getter
2.0.2
moved PyAMS_utils finder helper to new module
2.0.1
updated buildout configuration
2.0.0
migrated to Pyramid 2.0
added support for Python 3.10 and 3.11
1.3.2
added fulltext lexicon creation helper
1.3.1
updated NLTK text processor
1.3.0
added catalog label adapter
updated package include scan
1.2.0
fire IBeforeIndexEvent event before indexing objects into catalog
1.1.0
removed support for Python < 3.7
added simple ResultSet class
updated doctests
1.0.7
removed Travis-CI configuration
1.0.6
updated “adapter_config” decorator argument name
1.0.5
updated doctests due to changed NLTK base version
1.0.4
updated doctests
1.0.3
modified catalog cache key adapter
updated doctests
1.0.2
added “autocommit” argument to “index_site” function, used for testing purposes
updated doctests
1.0.1
updated Gitlab-CI tests and integration
1.0.0
initial release
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