Introduction
This project provides a Python 2.x library for creating scripts that check version strings. The main features are the following:
Custom parse any project files for version strings.
Easily determine if all version strings in a project are consistent.
Should work on any platform without additional dependencies.
Status
Currently, this project is under active development. The contents of the repository should be considered unstable during active development.
Requirements
Verace should run on any Python 2.x interpreter without additional dependencies.
Installation
Verace can be installed with pip using the following command: pip install verace
Additional, Verace can be installed from source by running: python setup.py install
Usage
The following are basic examples of Verace (all examples can be found here):
examples/check_1.py - Basic version checking.
examples/check_2.py - Basic version checking.
FAQ
How is Verace pronounced?
“ver-AH-che” - Italian word for “truthful/accurate”.
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