pycpf 0.1

How to use

First, install pycpf:

$ pip install pycpf

Then you can use it for generating a new CPF:

>>> from pycpf import CPF
>>> CPF()
CPF('53587674019')

or to validate an existing CPF:

>>> CPF('53587674019').valid()
True

CPF objects can also be compared to strings:

>>> CPF('53587674019') == '53587674019'
True

or even converted to strings:

>>> str(CPF('53587674019'))
'535.876.740-19'

License

This software is licensed through BSD 2-clause license. Please read “LICENSE” for more information.