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Python Wrapper for the Ringing Class Library
NOTE: these bindings are still incomplete
This package contains Python bindings for the Ringing Class Library. It should work with CPython versions 3.11 to 3.15.
Install as follows:
Build and install the Ringing Class Library. You can obtain the latest source from GitHub.
Install using pip:
pip install ringing-lib
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