VSS
Simple, safe parsing utilities for GENIVI's Vehicle Signal Specification. Pint is used for unit parsing and typeguard is used for type safety.
Compatibility
This package works for specifications compatible with VSS spec 2.0.
Install
You may install this via git:
pip3 install git+ssh://git@github.com/XevoInc/vss.git#egg=vss
Development
When developing, it is recommended to use Pipenv. To create your development environment:
pipenv install --dev
Testing
To run test suite:
pipenv run python -m unittest
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