wrappers provide convenient wrappers around pyquery, logging, ssl, etc.
storage
Storage class that extends dict to provide attribute access to keys:
from wrappers.storage import Storage d = Storage(a=1, b=2) print d.a, d['b']
ssl
Patches ssl.wrap_socket() to use TLSv1 instead of SSLv23 to resolve connection issues. Details: http://stackoverflow.com/a/24166498/41957:
from wrappers import ssl
All modules that use the built-in ssl module (e.g. requests) will work with the new settings.
pq
pq.PQ() - wrapper around the pyquery.PyQuery constructor that supports mixed-case XML tags.
logger
Performs the basicConfig() setup and uses/parses LOG_LEVEL from the environment.
Provides getLogger().
clock
Provides stopwatch-like functionality in a Clock class.
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