pyutilities 1.0.1

PyUtilities :: Useful python 3.x utilities library.

Python Utilities Library

(C) 2018 - 2022, Dmitrii Gusev
Last update 27.11.2022

Project Description

Useful utilities/experimantal modules/research in python 3.10+. Contains a lot of useful python functions and scripts. Some of the modules/scripts are just a research or experiments...

Versions history

1.0.1

• Minor fixes for the major release 1.0.0

1.0.0

• total refactpring of exisiting modules and scripts
• added convenient web client for various purposes (scraping)
• added pipenv for development
• reworked setup with setup.cfg
• added several automation scripts

0.13.3

• updated build mechanism with pipenv, instead of virtualenv and requirements.txt file

0.13.1

Updated library dependencies. Added openpyxl as support of xlsx format was removed from xlrd library. Updated unit tests. Minor fixes / refactorings. Doc updates. Removed windows batch script.

0.12.0

Significant update for library. Many changes were done and sometimes tested :).

Changes that were done:

• added pylog.py module, for logging purposes (convenience mostly). Method setup_logging() was moved here (from utils.py).
• method setup_logging() now is able to initialize logger by name and return it
• added deprecation of direct execution to utils.py
• added module strings.py for various convenient methods for strings (with unit tests)
• added unit tests modules for strings.py and pylog.py
• added pysftp.py module for working with SFTP protocol (currently - empty DRAFT!)
• added pyssh.py module for working with SSH protocol (currently - DRAFT!)
• added pymaven.py module for representing Maven functionalitys (not tested yet!)
• added pygit.py module for representing Git functionality (PyGit class)
• methods git_clean_global_proxy()/git_set_global_proxy() moved to pygit module
• added internal exception class PyUtilsException (module pyexception.py)
• added type hints for some classes methods/functions
• added shell script for executing unit tests with creating coverage report

0.5.5

Added compatability with Python 3.7. Should also still work on Python 2.7. Let me know if it's not the case :)

0.5.4

Added method contains_key() to Configuration class.

0.5.3

Added one utility method - write_report_to_file(). Minor fixes, comments improvements.

0.5.0

Added ability for ConfigurationXls class to merge provided list of dictionaries on init. Added more unit test cases for ConfigurationXls class (initialization, dictionaries merge).

0.4.0

Added ability for Configuration class to merge list of dictionaries on init. Minor improvements, added several unit test cases. Minor refactoring.

0.3.0

Added ConfigurationXls class. It extends (inherites) Configuration class with ability of loading configuration from XLS files, from specified sheet, as name=value pairs. Added some unit tests for new class.
Added dependencies list: requirements.txt file.

0.2.0

Added tests and some new methods.

0.1.0

Initial version. Just draft of utilities library.

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