General utility modules that supply commonly-used functionality
Project description
Status and License
jaraco.util provides miscellaneous utility functions used across projects developed by the author.
jaraco.util is written by Jason R. Coombs. It is licensed under an MIT-style permissive license.
You can install it with easy_install jaraco.util, or from the mercurial repository with easy_install jaraco.util==dev.
Changes
3.9.2
Another attempt to avoid SandboxViolation errors on some Python installations (Python 2 only).
3.9.1
Address attribute error for some older versions of distribute and setuptools.
3.9
dictlib.RangeMap now uses PEP-8 naming. Use sort_params and key_match_comparator for the constructor and undefined_value, last_item, and first_item class attributes.
Added jaraco.util.bitutil.BitMask metaclass.
3.8.1
jaraco namespace package now supports py2exe
ItemsAsAttributes now works with dicts that customize __getitem__
3.8
jaraco.util.logging now supports ArgumentParser with add_arguments and setup. add_options has been replaced with add_arguments for both OptionParser and ArgumentParser and is deprecated.
Added jaraco.util.exceptions with a function for determining if a callable throws a specific exception.
Added is_decodable and is_binary to jaraco.util.string.
3.7
Added jaraco.util.dictlib.DictAdapter.
Added jaraco.util.dictlib.ItemsAsAttributes.
Added wallpaper script by Samuel Huckins with added support for Windows.
Added stream.Tee (for outputting to multiple streams).
Fix for NameErrors.
Added cross-platform getch function.
Added several new functions to iter_.
Enhanced EditableFile with support for non-ascii text and capturing a diff after changes are made.
3.6
Added jaraco.util.editor (with EditableFile for editing strings in a subprocess editor).
3.5.1
Removed apng from .image so the package now installs on Python 2.5 with only one error.
3.5
Added jaraco.util.iter_.window and .nwise
Added jaraco.util.filesystem.ensure_dir_exists decorator
Added jaraco.util.iter_.Peekable iterator wrapper
Moved jaraco.util.package to jaraco.develop project
3.4
Adding jaraco.util.concurrency
3.3
Added prorating calculator and console script calc-prorate.
Added iter_.peek
Renamed QuickTimer to Stopwatch - modified to PEP8 specs
Adding jaraco.filesystem.DirectoryStack
Added iter_.one and iter_.first
3.2
Removed release module and moved its function to the package module.
3.1
Added skip_first to jaraco.util.iter_
Moved rss module to jaraco.net package.
Bug fixes in iter_.flatten.
Restored Python 2 compatibility and implemented 2to3 for deployment. jaraco.util is now easy_installable on Python 2 and Python 3.
3.0.1
More Python 3 changes.
Fixes bug in jaraco.util.meta.LeafClassesMeta.
Added jaraco.util.string.local_format
3.0
This version includes many backwards-incompatible changes.
May require Python 2.6
Removed powerball module
Refactored RangeMap: RangeValueUndefined, RangeItem/First/Last moved into RangeMap class. RangeValueUndefined, RangeItemFirst, and RangeItemLast are now instances, not classes. Renamed to UndefinedValue, Item, FirstItem, LastItem.
Renamed DictMap function to dict_map
Renamed iter_.evalAll to iter_.consume and evalN to consume_n
More Python 3 improvements
Added rss feed handler (this perhaps this belongs in jaraco.net, and may be moved in the future)
Renamed ciString to jaraco.util.string.FoldedCase and added support for sorting case-insensitive strings
Added some useful iterator tools.
Added bitutil, based on some functions in jaraco.input
Added some rich comparison mixins in jaraco.util.cmp_
Added PasswordGenerator from jaraco.site
Added logging module for commonly-used logging patterns
2.3
Minor fixes, primarily to deployment techniques
Mostly Python 3 compatible.
Final release before major refactoring.
2.2
First release with documentation.
2.1
Added package release script.
Added RelativePath, a class for manipulating file system paths
Added trim function
2.0
First release with no dependencies.
1.0
Initial release
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