Saravanan666/pypi-org huggingface dataset:
Package: zerotest
Zerotest makes it easy to test API server, start a micro proxy, send
requests, and generate test code by these behaviours.InstallStable version:pip install zerotestDevelop version:pip installgit+https://github.com/jjyr/zerotest.gitzerotest require python2.7 or 3.3+Quick StartStart a local proxy to capture http trafficzerotest serverhttps://api.github.com-foctocat.dataMake few requestscurl-ihttp://localhost:7000/users/octocatPressC-cto exit local proxyGenerate test codezerotest generate octocat.data--ignore-all-headers> test_octocat.pyTypepy.test test_octocat.pyto run testUsageTypezerotest-hto see help messageServerStart local proxy serverzerotest serverhttp://target-endpoint.com[-f][record_file.data]Typezerotest server-hto see help messageGenerateGenerate python test code from record data (the file generated by local
proxy)zerotest generate [options] > test_file.pyIgnore specific headers in comparisonUse option--ignore-headers[date server...]or--ignore-all-headersto ignore headers comparisonIgnore specific fieldsUse--fuzzy-matchenable fuzzy matching mode, compare data schema
instead the data itself, or you can use--ignore-fields[view_count...]to specific ignored fieldsTypezerotest generate-hto see help messageReplayGenerate test and run it withpytestzerotest replay [generate options][--pytest][pytest options]Typezerotest replay-hto see help messageDevelopExport debug flagZEROTEST_DEBUG=trueto see verbose logs during
program or test running.ContributorsContributorsContributeOpen issue if found bugs or some cool ideasFeel free to ask if have any questionsTesting is very important for a test tool, commit your test file
together with pull request
Package: zeroth-normalizer
zeroth-normalizerProject: Zeroth에서 한국어를 처리할 때 사용된 normalizer코드를 다른 작업에 적용할 수 있도록 외부 모듈로 분리하였습니다.함수 타입 적용 및 전체 코드 클래스로 분리InstallationExamples원문:    대왕 대비가 대행왕이 예(睿)로써 시호를 삼도록 말했었다고 알리다
step1:   대왕 대비가 대행왕이 예로써 시호를 삼도록 말했었다고 알리다
step2:   대왕 대비가 대행왕이 예로써 시호를 삼도록 말했었다고 알리다
step3:   대왕 대비가 대행왕이 예로써 시호를 삼도록 말했었다고 알리다
step4:   대왕 대비가 대행왕이 예로써 시호를 삼도록 말했었다고 알리다

원문:    한국어 위키백과(영어: Korean Wikipedia)는 한국어로 운영되는 위키백과의 다언어판 가운데 하나로서, 2002년 10월 11일에 시작되었다.
step1:   한국어 위키백과는 한국어로 운영되는 위키백과의 다언어판 가운데 하나로서 , 2002 년 10 월 11 일에 시작되었다.
step2:   한국어 위키백과는 한국어로 운영되는 위키백과의 다언어판 가운데 하나로서, 2002 년 10 월 11 일에 시작되었다.
step3:   한국어 위키백과는 한국어로 운영되는 위키백과의 다언어판 가운데 하나로서, 2002 년 10 월 11 일에 시작되었다.
step4:   한국어 위키백과는 한국어로 운영되는 위키백과의 다언어판 가운데 하나로서 이천 이 년 10 월 11 일에 시작되었다

원문:    공식 문서에는 'Corea' 또는 'Korea'가 혼용되어 사용되었고, 1900년대 초기부터 영어권에서는 'Korea'의 사용 빈도가 높았다.
step1:   공식 문서에는 Corea 또는 Korea 가 혼용되어 사용되었고 , 1900 년대 초기부터 영어권에서는 Korea 의 사용 빈도가 높았다.
step2:   공식 문서에는 Corea 또는 Korea 가 혼용되어 사용되었고, 1900 년대 초기부터 영어권에서는 Korea 의 사용 빈도가 높았다.
step3:   공식 문서에는 Corea 또는 Korea 가 혼용되어 사용되었고, 1900 년대 초기부터 영어권에서는 Korea 의 사용 빈도가 높았다.
step4:   공식 문서에는 Corea 또는 Korea 가 혼용되어 사용되었고 천 구백 년대 초기부터 영어권에서는 Korea 의 사용 빈도가 높았다

원문:      북위 33도~38도, 동경 126~132도에 걸쳐 있어 냉대 동계 소우 기후와 온대 하우 기후, 온난 습윤 기후가 나타난다.
step1:   북위 33 도 ~ 38 도 , 동경 126 ~ 132 도에 걸쳐 있어 냉대 동계 소우 기후와 온대 하우 기후 , 온난 습윤 기후가 나타난다.
step2:   북위 33 도 ~ 38 도 , 동경 126 ~ 132 도에 걸쳐 있어 냉대 동계 소우 기후와 온대 하우 기후 , 온난 습윤 기후가 나타난다.
step3:   북위 33 도 ~ 38 도 , 동경 126 ~ 132 도에 걸쳐 있어 냉대 동계 소우 기후와 온대 하우 기후 , 온난 습윤 기후가 나타난다.
step4:   북위 33 도 ~ 38 도 동경 백 이십 육 ~ 백 삼십 이 도에 걸쳐 있어 냉대 동계 소우 기후와 온대 하우 기후 온난 습윤 기후가 나타난다

원문:    3.1운동
step1:   3.1 운동
step2:   3.1 운동
step3:   3.1 운동
step4:   삼 쩜 일 운동

원문:    평균 기온은 10 ~ 16℃이며, 가장 무더운 달인 8월은 23 ~ 36℃, 5월은 16 ~ 19℃, 10월은 11 ~ 19℃, 가장 추운 달인 1월은 -6 ~ 3℃이다.
step1:   평균 기온은 10 ~ 16 이며 , 가장 무더운 달인 8 월은 23 ~ 36 , 5 월은 16 ~ 19 , 10 월은 11 ~ 19 , 가장 추운 달인 1 월은 - 6 ~ 3 이다.
step2:   평균 기온은 10 ~ 16 이며 , 가장 무더운 달인 8 월은 23 ~ 36 , 5 월은 16 ~ 19 , 10 월은 11 ~ 19 , 가장 추운 달인 1 월은 - 6 ~ 3 이다.
step3:   평균 기온은 10 ~ 16 이며 , 가장 무더운 달인 8 월은 23 ~ 36 , 5 월은 16 ~ 19 , 10 월은 11 ~ 19 , 가장 추운 달인 1 월은 - 6 ~ 3 이다.
step4:   평균 기온은 10 ~ 16 이며 가장 무더운 달인 8 월은 23 ~ 36 5 월은 16 ~ 19 10 월은 11 ~ 19 가장 추운 달인 1 월은 - 6 ~ 3 이다

원문:    예시로서, 만약 크기 n의 모든 입력에 대한 알고리즘에 필요한 시간이 최대 (어떤 n0보다 크지 않은 모든 n에 대하여) 5n^3 + 3n의 식을 가진다면, 이 알고리즘의 점 근적 시간 복잡도는 O(n3)이라고 할 수 있다.
step1:   예시로서 , 만약 크기 n 의 모든 입력에 대한 알고리즘에 필요한 시간이 최대 5 n 3 + 3 n 의 식을 가진다면 , 이 알고리즘의 점근적 시간 복잡도는 O 이라고 할 수  있다.
step2:   예시로서 , 만약 크기 n 의 모든 입력에 대한 알고리즘에 필요한 시간이 최대 5 n 3 + 3 n 의 식을 가진다면 , 이 알고리즘의 점근적 시간 복잡도는 O 이라고 할 수  있다.
step3:   예시로서 , 만약 크기 n 의 모든 입력에 대한 알고리즘에 필요한 시간이 최대 5 n 3 + 3 n 의 식을 가진다면 , 이 알고리즘의 점근적 시간 복잡도는 O 이라고 할 수  있다.
step4:   예시로서 만약 크기 n 의 모든 입력에 대한 알고리즘에 필요한 시간이 최대 5 n 3 + 3 n 의 식을 가진다면 이 알고리즘의 점근적 시간 복잡도는 O 이라고 할 수 있다
Package: zerotk.jenkins-job-builder
Jenkins Job Builder takes simple descriptions ofJenkinsjobs inYAMLorJSONformat and uses them to configure Jenkins. You can keep your job descriptions in
human readable text format in a version control system to make changes and
auditing easier. It also has a flexible template system, so creating many
similarly configured jobs is easy.To install:$ pip install --user jenkins-job-builderOnline documentation:http://docs.openstack.org/infra/jenkins-job-builder/DevelopersBug report:https://storyboard.openstack.org/#!/project/723Repository:https://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack-infra/jenkins-job-builderCloning:git clone https://git.openstack.org/openstack-infra/jenkins-job-builderA virtual environment is recommended for development.  For example, Jenkins
Job Builder may be installed from the top level directory:$ virtualenv .venv
$ source .venv/bin/activate
$ pip install -r test-requirements.txt -e .Patches are submitted via Gerrit at:https://review.openstack.org/Please do not submit GitHub pull requests, they will be automatically closed.More details on how you can contribute is available on our wiki at:http://docs.openstack.org/infra/manual/developers.htmlWriting a patchWe ask that all code submissions bepep8andpyflakesclean.  The
easiest way to do that is to runtoxbefore submitting code for
review in Gerrit.  It will runpep8andpyflakesin the same
manner as the automated test suite that will run on proposed
patchsets.When creating new YAML components, please observe the following style
conventions:All YAML identifiers (including component names and arguments)
should be lower-case and multiple word identifiers should use
hyphens.  E.g., “build-trigger”.The Python functions that implement components should have the same
name as the YAML keyword, but should use underscores instead of
hyphens. E.g., “build_trigger”.This consistency will help users avoid simple mistakes when writing
YAML, as well as developers when matching YAML components to Python
implementation.Unit TestsUnit tests have been included and are in thetestsfolder. Many unit
tests samples are included as examples in our documentation to ensure that
examples are kept current with existing behaviour. To run the unit tests,
execute the command:tox -e py34,py27Note: Viewtox.inito run tests on other versions of Python,
generating the documentation and additionally for any special notes
on running the test to validate documentation external URLs from behind
proxies.Installing without setup.pyFor YAML support, you will needlibyamlinstalled.Mac OS X:$ brew install libyamlThen install the required python packages usingpip:$ sudo pip install PyYAML python-jenkins
Package: zerotk.jenkins-job-builder-pipeline
## jenkins-job-builder-pipelineA plugin for [jenkins-job-builder](http://docs.openstack.org/infra/jenkins-job-builder) to support [pipeline](https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Pipeline+Plugin) job generation.Build Status: [![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/rusty-dev/jenkins-job-builder-pipeline.svg)](https://travis-ci.org/rusty-dev/jenkins-job-builder-pipeline)#### Usage:Plugin adds a new project-type `pipeline` and a job definition field `pipeline`.There are two distinct job definitions.Create a pipeline job with a DSL script:```yaml- job:name: example-scriptproject-type: pipelinepipeline:script: |# Your dsl script goes here.node {echo 'Hello world'}sandbox: true # Use groovy sandbox, false by default.```Create a pipeline job loading pipeline script from SCM.```yaml- job:name: example-scm-scriptproject-type: pipelinepipeline:script-path: subdir/Jenkinsfile # path to pipeline script definition, "Jenkinsfile" by default.scm: # normal scm definitions- git:branches:- '*/maser'url: 'git@github.com:github-username/repository-name.git'basedir: 'subdir'skip-tag: truewipe-workspace: false```Definition type is chosen automatically by detecting presence of "scm" field.
Package: zerotk.url2env
url2envTurns database URLs into shell environment variables.Usage:$ url2env psql://joebloggs:secret@db.example.com:4433/blog
PGUSER=joebloggs
PGPASSWORD=secret
PGHOST=db.example.com
PGPORT=4433
PGDATABASE=blogWith all options:$ url2env --engine --export --prefix=DB_ psql://joebloggs:secret@db.example.com:4433/blog
export DB_ENGINE=psql
export DB_USER=joebloggs
export DB_PASSWORD=secret
export DB_HOST=db.example.com
export DB_PORT=4433
export DB_DATABASE=blogThe output could be used in conjunction witheval, e.g.::$ eval $(url2env $DATABASE_URL)Installation$ pip install zerotk.url2envDistribution$ git tag <x.y>
$ make build upload
Package: zerotk.virtualenv-api
virtualenvis a tool to create isolated Python environments. Unfortunately,
it does not expose a native Python API.  This package aims to provide an API in
the form of a wrapper around virtualenv.It can be used to create and delete environments and perform package management
inside the environment.Full support is provided for Python 2.7 and Python 3.3+.InstallationThe latest stable release is available onPyPi:$ pip install virtualenv-apiPlease note that the distribution is namedvirtualenv-api, yet the Python
package is namedvirtualenvapi.Alternatively, you may fetch the latest version from git:$ pip install git+https://github.com/sjkingo/virtualenv-api.gitExamplesTo begin managing an environment (it will be created if it does not
exist):fromvirtualenvapi.manageimportVirtualEnvironmentenv=VirtualEnvironment('/path/to/environment/name')You may also specify the Python interpreter to use in this environment by
passing thepythonargument to the class constructor (new in 2.1.3):env=VirtualEnvironment('/path/to/environment/name',python='python3')If you have already activated a virtualenv and wish to operate on it, simply
callVirtualEnvironmentwith no arguments:env=VirtualEnvironment()New in 2.1.7:An optional argumentreadonlymay be provided (defaults toFalse) that
will prevent all operations that could potentially modify the environment.Check if themezzaninepackage is installed:>>>env.is_installed('mezzanine')FalseInstall the latest version of themezzaninepackage:>>>env.install('mezzanine')A wheel of the latest version of themezzaninepackage (new in
2.1.4):>>>env.wheel('mezzanine')Install version 1.4 of thedjangopackage (this is pip’s syntax):>>>env.install('django==1.4')Upgrade thedjangopackage to the latest version:>>>env.upgrade('django')Upgrade all packages to their latest versions (new in 2.1.7):>>>env.upgrade_all()Uninstall themezzaninepackage:>>>env.uninstall('mezzanine')Packages may be specified as name only (to work on the latest version), using
pip’s package syntax (e.g.django==1.4) or as a tuple of('name', 'ver')(e.g.('django', '1.4')).A package may be installed directly from a git repository (must end
with.git):>>>env.install('git+git://github.com/sjkingo/cartridge-payments.git')New in 2.1.10:A package can be installed in pip’seditablemode by prefixing the package
name with-e(this is pip’s syntax):>>>env.install('-e git+https://github.com/stephenmcd/cartridge.git')Instances of the environment provide aninstalled_packagesproperty:>>>env.installed_packages[('django','1.5'),('wsgiref','0.1.2')]A list of package names is also available in the same manner:>>>env.installed_package_names['django','wsgiref']Search for a package on PyPI (changed in 2.1.5: this now returns a
dictionary instead of list):>>>env.search('virtualenv-api'){'virtualenv-api':'An API for virtualenv/pip'}>>>len(env.search('requests'))231The old functionality (pre 2.1.5) ofenv.searchmay be used:>>>list(env.search('requests').items())[('virtualenv-api','An API for virtualenv/pip')]Verbose output from each command is available in the environment’sbuild.logfile, which is appended to with each operation. Any errors are
logged tobuild.err.
Package: zerovm-sphinx-theme
This package bundles theZeroVMtheme forSphinx.Install the package and add this to yourconf.py:import zerovm_sphinx_theme
html_theme_path = [zerovm_sphinx_theme.theme_path]
html_theme = 'zerovm'That will configure the theme path correctly and activate the theme.Changelog1.1 (2014-03-28):Version 1.0 did not work sinceREADME.rstwasn’t distributed.1.0 (2014-03-28):First release.
Package: zero-width-lib
zero-width-lib-pythonWhat's zero-width-libZero-width-lib is a library for manipulating zero width characters (ZWC), which are non-printing and invisible chars.The common usage of ZWC includes fingerprinting confidential text, embedding hidden text and escaping from string matching (i.e. regex)...The lib is inspired by this greatmedium articleand got the following features:💯stable & cover full test cases😆support full width Unicode chars⚡️dependencies & performance considered📦support CJS, ESM and UMDForked fromthisJavaScript implementation.WARNING: Not 100% compatible with original implementation.Installpip install zero_width_libUsageimportzero_width_libaszwlib# orfromzero_width_libimport*# note * represents the invisible ZWC# U+ represents the Unicode for the character# 1. convert texttext="text"zwc=zwlib.t2z(text)# '********'back=zwlib.z2t(zwc)# 'text'# 2. embed hidden textvisible='hello world'hidden='transplanted by @shacha086'encoded=zwlib.encode(visible,hidden)# 'h*********ello world'decoded=zwlib.decode(encoded)# 'transplanted by @shacha086'# 3. extract ZWC from textextracted=zwlib.extract(encoded)vis=extracted['visible']# 'hello world'hid=extracted['hidden']# '*********'# 4. escape from string matchingforbidden='forbidden'escaped=zwlib.split(forbidden)# 'f*o*r*b*i*d*d*e*n*'LicenseMIT
Package: zerrphix
OverviewZerrphix is a new HDI DUNE index and skinner written in python.The major difference between Zerrphix and other HDI Dune indexers and skinners is that Zerrphix uses
the dune_http functionality. This essentially means that the UI structure is obtained from a web server
rather than a folder structure using dune_folder.txt (e.g. Yadis).It should be noted that there is a big caveat to using Zerrphix which is that a Linux computer needs
to be running Zerrphix (pretty much 24/7) for the dune to be able to use the Zerrphix UI at any time.
The raspberry pi has been tested and looks to be suitable.Current FeaturesReal-time dynamic menu structure generationDesigned to be fully automated such that once a new film/show is detected and processed,
from a pre configured scan path, it is available on the Zerrphix UI.Highly customisable menu structure/templatesMulti user supportTemplate per user supportFilm TV/Search on the duneShows last film/show watched on user’s main menuContinue and Watch Next functionality for TV Show EpisodesAdd Favourites/To Watch for Film and TV from the duneEach user can have their own language set (images and text)Each user can have a customised title, overview for film/show/show episodeMulti Dune supportRoadmapAllow custom plugins to allow for other online databases lookups (tmdb/thetvdb already supported)Installationhttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1SXcNiFSxuZPI2cABDHOrdCOsF-_8BEgjLonA2R31ZOM/edit?usp=sharingUsagehttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1B-R4R3x74G0xGZjDC0SjLlXQ0rggPLNrX7Hgy86Htjk/edit?usp=sharingIRChttps://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=zerrphix
Package: zerv
# Zerv :fire:Yet another AWS Lambda [+ API Gateway] CLI deployment tool.## IMPORTANTThis is a draft-project which means a lot, if not all, could change in next couple of weeks.## DocumentationNo docs for the time being.This will create/update a lambda function and if you want you can attach a API Gateway trigger to it.## UsageFor the time being the only way you can test is:`python zerv/handler.py``python zerv/handler.py --dir=/path/to/your/project``python zerv/handler.py --function=prt_mx_rfc_validation`This uses Boto3 so you need to check credentials config for it### SettingsIt will look like:#### Project settings```project:name: 'default'root_dir: 'lambdas'settings_file: 'settings'source_code_folder: 'code'requirements_file: 'requirements.txt'precompiled_packages:- requests: "/path/to"permissions:iam_role: "arn:aws:iam::9848734876:role/AROLE"execution:timeout: 300memory_size: 128```#### Function settings```api_gateway:enabled: trueendpoint: nullstage: defaultenvironment:required_variables:- ENVfunction:description: "My fancy description"arn: "some ARN so it doesnt create a new one"name: "some name so it doesn't create a new one"runtime: python3.6handler: handler```#### Default settings```project:name: 'Zerv Project'root_dir: 'lambdas'settings_file: 'settings'source_code_folder: 'code'requirements_file: 'requirements.txt'precompiled_packages: ~function:arn: ~description: ~handler: handlername: ~requirements_file: 'requirements.txt'runtime: python3.6append_project_name: trueapi_gateway:enabled: falseendpoint: ~stage: defaultpermissions:iam_role: ~execution:timeout: 300memory_size: 128environment:required_variables: ~source_path: ~```## Contributors:- [@pablotrinidad](https://github.com/pablotrinidad/)- [@henocdz](https://github.com/henocdz/)## TODOs- [ ] Read/install requirements.txt- [ ] Only install packages compatible with manylinux- [ ] Include environment variables- [ ] Documentation- [ ] Replace argparse with click- [ ] Handle errors properly- [ ] ...## CONTRIBUTINGPlease don't do it... *yet*, this a draft-project with a lot of spaghetti-code, bad practices and not even ready for being a PyPi package, and of course, I'll squash several commits. If you're interested please drop me an email: henocdz [AT] gmailIf curious...- Create a virtualenv- Clone the project- cd zerv- pip install -e .**Thx**
Package: zes3t
Zes3t (pronounced “zest!”) is a Python API to access Amazon’s S3 AWS storage service. Unlike many other S3 APIs, zes3t uses the SOAP web services in the background rather than the REST web services. The SOAP client implementation is the excellent “suds” project. The zes3t API very closely mirrors Amazon’s own API, and is well-documented; it also fully supports the COPY operation.
Package: zesl
Zayne's Extremely Simple LanguageInspired byTom's Obvious Minimal Language (TOML)andYAMLThis project isn't serious btw; This was just a side project 👀.ZESLwon't be getting regularly scheduled updates.GrammarZESLuses theBNFgrammar format. It's grammar is as follows:<program>::=<statement><statement>::=<key>|<comment><letter>::="A" | "B" | "C" | "D" | "E" | "F" | "G"
       | "H" | "I" | "J" | "K" | "L" | "M" | "N"
       | "O" | "P" | "Q" | "R" | "S" | "T" | "U"
       | "V" | "W" | "X" | "Y" | "Z" | "a" | "b"
       | "c" | "d" | "e" | "f" | "g" | "h" | "i"
       | "j" | "k" | "l" | "m" | "n" | "o" | "p"
       | "q" | "r" | "s" | "t" | "u" | "v" | "w"
       | "x" | "y" | "z"<digit>::="0" | "1" | "2" | "3" | "4" | "5"
	   | "6" | "7" | "8" | "9"<symbol>::="|" | " " | "!" | "#" | "$" | "%" | "&" | "(" | ")" | "*" | "+" | "," | "-" | "." | "/" | ":" | ";" | ">" | "=" | "<" | "?" | "@" | "[" | "\\" | "]" | "^" | "_" | "`" | "{" | "}" | "~"<comment>::=">" " "* (<digit>|<letter>| " " |<symbol>)+<value>::="\"" (<digit>|<letter>| " " |<symbol>)* "\"" |<digit>+ | "."*<digit>+ "."*<digit>*<key>::=<letter>+ "="<value>" "*<comment>*SyntaxZESLsupports strings, integers, and floats.ZESLalso support usage of comments.> This is a comment.
city="Salt Lake City, Utah"
area=801
precipitation=50.0There are multiple ways to type a value, however there're somebigno-no(s).The correct way to enclose an string inZESLwould be indouble quotes. Attempting to use single quotes will result in an error.quote='Do not fear mistakes. There are none. (Miles Davis)' > Wrong way to write strings.
quote="Do not fear mistakes. There are none. (Miles Davis)" > Correct way to write strings. Note the double quotes.GoalsIf I do decide to at least dedicateSOMEof my time to this project, here's what I would do.Improve BNF grammar. Adding double-quotes and/or back-ticks for string would be nice. Make context a bit more loose.Add[]and{}, allows for defining dicts and/or lists.Syntax sugar!?
Package: zest
Project TitleA lightweight decorator based testing package for Python 3.5+.InstallingThe easiest way to install is to use pip:pip install zestorpython3 -m pip install zestYou can also download the source and place it the directory of the module you want to use it in. An example directory structure is shown below:project_directoryzestzest's files hereyour_file.pyyour_test_file.pyGetting StartedA suggested workflow is to write the test first in a seperatetests.pyfile, like so:from zest import tests, raises, test_all
import main

@tests(main.squared)
def test_squared(func = None):
    """Ensure squaring is done accureately and only squarable types are squared"""
    # Make sure ValueError is thrown if invalid imputs are given
    assert raises(TypeError, func, "NaN"), "Should raise TypeError when 'NaN' supplied"

    assert raises(TypeError, func, {1, 2, 3}), "Should raise TypeError when {1, 2, 3} supplied"

    assert func(4) == 16, "4^2 is 16, received %s" % func(4)
    assert func(5) == 25, "5^2 is 25, received %s" % func(5)

print(test_squared())Note multiple tests can be placed in one test function.
main.py simply contains a function called squared that squares the input and returns it.Zest keeps track of all registered testing functions, allowing you to run them all at once, and get grouped information on the results of the test, like so:print(test_all())At the moment test_all() only returns a pretty print output, but in the future this will be fleshed out to be more comprehensivePrerequisitesPython 3.5+AuthorsJeremy Zolnai-Lucas-Initial work-Jezza672LicenseThis project is licensed under the MIT License - see theLICENSEfile for details
Package: zest.cachetuning
IntroductionThis Plone product allows some cache tuning for your site.
Currently it only allows username replacment, but we might add some
more features in the future.Username replacementIf you enable this option, you can cache the whole pages and an Ajax
request will replace the username in the page in order to reduce the
load.If you use a custom theme, you can specify the query used to select
the HTML node containing the username. This query is written in the
classic CSS format.Extra librariesThe Javascript cookie setting is done using jquery.cookie.js, written
by Klaus Hartl.
The project is hosted athttps://github.com/carhartl/jquery-cookie.Changelog0.4 (2012-08-24)Return userid when full name is empty. [vincent]Cleaned sources - added buildout for tests. [maurits]0.3 (2012-08-24)Splitted the zestcachetuning.js file so we have one version for
authenticated users and one for anonymous. [vincent]0.2 (2012-08-23)Store a cookie with the username so we don’t have to make an Ajax
call everytime. [vincent]Fixed an error happening with anonymous users. [vincent]0.1 (2012-01-12)Initial release [vincent]