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rqr 0.4.2
Python ReQuiRements
License: MIT
Keywords: development requirements manager

rqr
===

Python ReQuiRements.

Handle requirements for python. Based on pip, inspired by npm. And get rid of all those different requirements.txt files.

WARNING: This is alpha and a pure prototype at the moment.

Installation
------------

.. code:: bash

    $ pip install rqr

Usage
-----

Install
~~~~~~~

Just like ``pip install`` with the possibility to ``--save`` your required package.

.. code:: bash

    $ rqr install --save django ipython

    {'django': '1.9.7', 'ipython: '4.2.1'}

Does also support ``--save-development`` and ``--save-production``. Default is ``base`` which is shared across the other two.


List
~~~~

WARNING: This does display all managed requirements, but it does NOT say anything about the installed ones.

Shows all managed requirements, just like ``pip list``.

.. code:: bash

    $ rqr list

    base:
      - django@1.9.7
    development:
      - ipython@4.2.1

Update
~~~~~~

Checks for updates in your ``rqr.yaml`` file's packages. Does write new versions to file by default, to do otherwise use ``--dry-run`` flag.

.. code:: bash

    $ rqr update

    django 1.3.0 -> 1.9.7

Migrate
~~~~~~~

WARNING: Does override your ``rqr.yaml`` configuration if you had one before without any further warning.

Tries to discover existing requirements files or folders and migrate them. Uses current working directory and does not traverse directories deeply.

.. code:: bash

    $ rqr migrate

    Discovered dev-requirements.txt (development)
    Discovered requirements/base.txt (base)
      - django@1.9.3
      - djangorestframework@3.3.1
      - pillow@3.1.1
    Discovered requirements/development.txt (development)
      - Invalid: -r base.txt
      - ipython@4.0.0
    Discovered requirements/production.txt (production)
      - Invalid: -r base.txt
      - gunicorn@19.3.0
    Discovered requirements-dev.txt (development)
    Discovered requirements.txt (base)
jsonapi 0.9.9
JSON API realisation
License: MIT

JSON-API
========

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    :target: https://travis-ci.org/pavlov99/jsonapi
    :alt: Build Status

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    :alt: Coverage Status

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    :alt: Version

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    :target: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/jsonapi/
    :alt: Downloads

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    :alt: Download format

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    :alt: License

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    :target: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/jsonapi/
    :alt: Development Status


Django module with json-api standard support.
It lets you easily add powerful api on top of your models and generate auto documentation.
Module is focused on simple integration allowing developers to add features later on.
Most of the functions would work out of the box.

Compared to other solutions, this project does Django model introspection.
It allows to automatically query database using select_related/prefetch_related options for related resources.
No more configs, if you would like to include one resource into another, you are able to do that from client side.
Your client knows, when it needs it. Server in this case would perform db queries in a most efficient way.

Development
===========

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    :alt: Ready stories.

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Throughput Graph
----------------

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    :target: https://waffle.io/pavlov99/jsonapi/metrics
    :alt: 'Throughput Graph'


Documentation
=============

Library: http://jsonapi.readthedocs.org/

Api Specification: http://jsonapi.org/

TODO
====

I'm going to migrate backend ORM to peewee soon. During development I would support Django all the time.
Idea behind it is to unify framework, so it would be possible to use jsonapi with Tornado, Flask or Asyncio.
django-irs-filings 0.1.6
A Django app to download IRS 527 filings and     load them into a database
License: MIT

A Django app for downloading and parsing IRS campaign finance data, inspired by the [New York Times Fech library](https://github.com/NYTimes/Fech).

[![PyPI version](https://badge.fury.io/py/django-irs-filings.svg)](http://badge.fury.io/py/django-irs-filings)
[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/sahilchinoy/django-irs-filings.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/sahilchinoy/django-irs-filings)

Background
---------------
Some political committees report their contributions and expenditures to the IRS under § 527 of the U.S. tax code. The IRS publishes these disclosure forms as a bulk download. This app attempts to make sense of that archive.

The [archive](http://forms.irs.gov/app/pod/dataDownload/dataDownload) is updated every Sunday at 1:00 AM. 

Getting started
---------------

Install it.

```bash
$ pip install django-irs-filings
```

Add `irs` to your list of `INSTALLED_APPS` in `settings.py`.

```python
INSTALLED_APPS = (
    ...
    'irs',
    ...
)
```

Migrate your database.

```bash
$ python manage.py migrate irs
```

Finally, call the `updateIRS` command. This will download the latest zipped archive from the IRS website, unzip and parse it, and load it into the database.

```bash
$ python manage.py updateIRS
```