expel.message provides a set of classes to manipulate xPL messges.
It handles all message types; command, status and trigger
Dependencies
expel.message only has a single dependency on the pyparsing package.
Version History
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0.2 |
Minor fix in handling of non-string values in messages when converting to raw text |
0.1 |
Initial release |
Source Code
The source code can be found within Launchpad at the following location https://launchpad.net/expel
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