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rustpython-ast-pyo3-wrapper 0.0.1
rustpython-ast PyO3 bindings using wrapper feature
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.7

# rustpython-ast-pyo3-wrapper

Github repository: https://github.com/hhclaw/rustpython-ast-pyo3.

## Overview

Publishes https://github.com/RustPython/rustpython-ast-pyo3, a python library
for calling the RustPython Parser from Python.

This library has enabled the "wrapper" feature, so the returned AST parse tree
will be using classes in the library rather than the Python native `ast`
class to represent the ast.  This allows parsing of code in say Python 3.11
with lower python version say Python 3.8, since some node types used in
Python 3.11 does not exist in Python 3.8's native `ast` module.

## Caveat

Due to the way the wrapper is written, objects of `static` lifetime are created
for each run. This will "leak" the ast structures created (until the end of
the Python process).  Need to be cautious if this is used within a long-running server.
aprspy 0.4.0
APRS packet parser for Python
License: MIT
Requires Python: <4.0,>=3.10

# aprspy - An APRS packet parser for Python

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## Introduction

**aprspy** is an APRS packet parser and generator for Python.

Currently supports:-

### Decoding
 * Standard compressed/uncompressed location packets
 * Mic-E location packets
 * Message packets (including bulletins and announcements)
 * Status report packets

### Encoding
 * Uncompressed location packets
 * Message packets

## Usage

Brief usage explanation:

```
    >>> from aprspy import APRS
    >>> packet = APRS.parse('XX1XX>APRS,TCPIP*,qAC,FOURTH:=5030.50N/10020.30W$221/000/A=005Test packet')
    >>> packet
    <PositionPacket: XX1XX>
    >>> packet.latitude
    50.508333
    >>> packet.longitude
    -100.338333
    >>> packet.course
    221
```

## Documentation

Documentation can be found at
<https://aprspy.readthedocs.io/en/latest/>.

## Development

Dependencies are now managed with `poetry`, and dependencies needed for development can be installed with
`poetry install --with=dev`.

The documentation can be built locally by running `make` in the `docs/`
folder.

## Copyright

This module is released under the MIT License, and is copyright 2019-2025
Andy Smith.