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Stack.PY is a Python module designed to make accessing the Stack Exchange API
extremely easy and hassle-free.
INSTALLING
You can install Stack.PY by running:
python setup.py install
DOCUMENTATION
Stack.PY uses Doxygen for documentation. Simply install the latest version of
Doxygen and run the following command:
doxygen
A folder named 'doc' will be created with both the HTML and LaTeX documentation.
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