ubiquerg
Ubiquerg is a utility package with a collection of helpful universally useful functions. The name means work (erg) everywhere (ubique), indicating our intention for these to be low-level functions that can be used in lots of different places. Functions are divided into groups, including:
- collection
- environment
- files
- paths
- system
- web
Development guidelines
- Ubiquerg should have no dependencies outside of standard built-in python modules. Please do not add any functions that introduce a new dependency.
- Functions should be generic. They should perform basic, low-level processing that is not specific to a particular application.
- Functions should only be added to ubiquerg if they are used in at least 2 existing modules.
- Functions should be kept relatively small and simple (ideally <50 lines of code).
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