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msgsplitter 1.0
Split messages (strings) to fit an arbitrary character limit

message-splitter
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Splits long message to multiple messages in order to fit within an arbitrary message length limit (useful for SMS, Twitter, etc.).


Installation
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.. sourcecode:: bash

   ~ $ pip install msgsplitter

or you can install local version

.. sourcecode:: bash

   ~ $ pip install -e .

Quick start
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.. sourcecode:: python

   >>> import msgsplitter
   >>> result = msgsplitter.split("Hello, this is a really long message.", length_limit=30)
   >>> result
   ['Hello, this is a really (1/2)', 'long message. (2/2)']

Run tests
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.. sourcecode:: bash

   $ pytest
ccorp-yaml-include-relative-path 0.0.4
Exactly ccorp-yaml-include package with a bug fix and support of relative paths for included aliases

# CCorp Ruamel.YAML Include Extension

This package is exactly ccorp-yaml-include package(a fork of ccorp-yaml-include) that contains a bug fix (init of YAML didn't accept a 'typ' kwargs that was a list)
It also allows to use `!include` tag with a relative path for aliases, e.g.
instead of just writing: 
<br> *!include bear_common.yaml* <br>(which means that bear_common.yaml should be located in the same directory as your yaml file) 

you can have:
<br>*!include ../common_data/bear_common.yaml* <br>(which means that bear_common.yaml in now located in a separate folder 'common_data')
- **version 0.0.4**: a bug related to ExcludingConstructor.construct_sequence() method to miss a parameter called 'deep', fixed.