uservice-utils
This python library provides common utuilities we use when building micro-services.
Hacking Notes:
This library is designed to contain useful components for building micro-services. We aim to guarantee backwards compatibility. All code in this library must:
…be tested to a reasonable degree.
…be genericly useful to several services.
To hack on the library, create a python3 virtual environment:
$ virtualenv -p python3 ve $ . ve/bin/activate
To run the tests:
$ pip install -r test_requirements.txt $ python setup.py test
Dependencies:
This library contains many different parts, and we don’t want to force users to install all the dependencies for all the parts in order to use any one piece. For that reason, setup.py does not list any install-time dependencies, and users of this library must ensure they have the required dependencies configured.
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