Python implementation of Pairtree for storing objects in a filesystem hierarchy that maps object identifiers to two character directory paths
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# pypairtree [](https://travis-ci.org/unt-libraries/pypairtree)
pypairtree is a Python implementation of Pairtree for storing objects in a filesystem hierarchy that maps object identifiers to two character directory paths (http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-kunze-pairtree-01).
## License
See LICENSE.
## Acknowledgements
pypairtree was developed at the UNT Libraries and has been worked on by a number of developers over the years including
[Kurt Nordstrom](https://github.com/kurtnordstrom)
Brandon Fredericks
[Mark Phillips](https://github.com/vphill)
[Lauren Ko](https://github.com/ldko)
[Joey Liechty](https://github.com/yeahdef)
If you have questions about the project feel free to contact Mark Phillips at mark.phillips@unt.edu.
## Installation
Install with: `sh $ python setup.py install `
## Tests
Unit tests are provided. To run them via Tox, ensure you are in the pypairtree directory with the tox.ini file and execute:
`sh $ tox `
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