booq
Python implementation of booq - a tool calculating binary year to date metrics with monthly cumulative slices.
Documentation
User and developer documentation of booq.
Bug Tracker
Feature requests and bug reports are best entered in the todos of booq.
Primary Source repository
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Status
Experimental.
Note: The default branch is default.
Metadata
Release files for booq 2022.8.9
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Release files / booq-2022.8.9.tar.gz
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