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pakker 0.2
Library for dealing with language-specific serialization formats.
License: BSD

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pakker
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pakker is a Python library that helps dealing with data that was
serialized in language-specific serialization formats. In its current
state, it only implements (part of) PHP's ``serialize`` and
``unserialize`` functions.


Supported Python versions
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Works with Python 2.6 up to Python 3.3.

.. note::

   As it makes use of the CPython C API, pakker is probably only
   useful when used on top of CPython.


Development
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Found an issue or just want to get the source? Check out
pakker's `Github page <https://github.com/bufferio/pakker>`_.


License
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pakker is distributed under a 3-clause BSD license. See `LICENSE` for
details.

pakker is a `buffer.io`_ project.

.. _buffer.io: http://buffer.io/
superscription 0.1.2
Superscriptions: A (super-)thin Python 2.7 wrapper around the Superfeedr PubSubHubbub API.
License: BSD
Keywords: superscription

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Superscription
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Superscriptions: A (super-)thin Python2.7 wrapper around the Superfeedr PubSubHubbub API.

It uses the excellent ``requests`` module by Kenneth Reitz for
interacting with the Superfeedr API endpoints. As a result, all
responses are available (as object attributes on the ``superscription`` object itself) 
in their entirety, should you choose to introspect and/or work with them further.

-  Free software: BSD license
-  Documentation: http://superscription.rtfd.org.

Features
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1. The various ``hub.mode``\ s offered by Superfeedr are made available
   as straightforward & intuitive methods.
2. An (almost) one-to-one mapping of allowed parameters to
   keyword-arguments for these methods.
3. Each response is available in its entirety for inspection if needed,
   thanks to Kenneth Reitz's excellent ``requests`` module.


Basic Usage
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Basic usage is pretty straightforward and looks like this:

::

    >>> from superscription import Superscription
    >>> ss = Superscription("Marvin", "PainInMyDiodes")

More examples and details available in the `documentation <http://superscription.readthedocs.org>`_!

Please feel free to add to/modify the documentation and the
project by forking and submitting a PR.



History
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0.1.0 (2014-03-22)
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* First release on PyPI.