A Bridge that allows devs to **seamlessly** write code that is python 2,3 compatible; with
respect to the subtle variations (especially **str**) in data type representations between the two
base versions of python.
### Version ###
0.1
### How do I get set up? ###
run pip install renderer
### Usage: ###
run pip install renderer
### How to run tests ###
[Nose](https://nose.readthedocs.org/en/latest/) is already integrated with setup.py. To run
tests, we can simply do:
~~~
$ python setup.py test
~~~
### Contribution guidelines ###
* Writing tests
TBA
* Code review
TBA
* Other guidelines
TBA
### Who do I talk to? ###
* admin: mzukafull@gmail.com
* Other :
mzukafull@gmail.com
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