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ymm 0.6.1
Composable Query Meta Language
Requires Python: >=3.6

# ymm
YAML Mimics Makefiles

YMM is one of the first examples of YAAPL: YAML as a Programming Language

YMM uses standard YAML files with a few special conventions to function as a task runner.
In addition to simply creating lists and dictionaries, YMM can execute commands (and thus return values) based on the 'control character' at the beginning of a line.

## Getting Started

$ pip install ymm
$ ymm --version


## Data Structures

YMM files have a top-level dictionary, whose keys are called "actions."
Type `$ ymm <action>` to execute and return the results of that action, which can be a dictionary or a list.
Dictionaries will set the results of that action to the key, which can be accessed as a `{variable}` in future actions.

There are also two special actions:
* `init` which is always executed before any other action
* `default` which is executed if no action is specified

## Scope

Variables cascade via the following rules

1. Built-in Actions (see `src/ymm/builtin.yml`)
2. Environment variables (which are loaded at runtime)
3. init
4. prior actions
5. current action

## Control Characters

1. '.' run this YMM action
2. '$' run this in the shell
3. '+' execute this Python string (use '"""' for docstrings)
4. '^' pipe the prior result into this shell command
5. '~' pipe the prior result into this jquery path

## Motivation

Because I love YAML, and miss `rake`.
I tried PyPyr, which is brilliant but painfully verbose.
I was going to write a preprocessor, then realized it was simpler to just execute the commands myself.
influxdb-lite 0.0.8
A basic python ORM for InfluxDB OSS 2.x.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# InfluxDB Lite #

## Overview ##

InfluxDB Lite is a basic ORM for InfluxDB OSS 2.x. 
InfluxDB lite builds on top of the InfluxDB python client library.

## Dependencies ##
influxdb-client

## Licence & Copyright ##

Licensed under the [MIT License](LICENSE).