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overlay4u 0.0.4
overlay4u
License: MIT
Keywords: overlayfs

overlay4u - Tools for dealing with overlayfs in ubuntu (Work in Progress)
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Simple way to create an overlayfs in ubuntu within Python.

Warnings!
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overlay4u requires root. Be sure you're aware of that. It's still very much a
work in progress so please use with caution and hopefully on VM that you do not
care about.

Caveats
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overlay4u is not currently being designed for anything but Ubuntu 12.04. At
this time that's the first priority.

Currently Working
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- Mounting works! (Tested and works)
- Creating a table of mounted filesystems
- Unmounting

Using overlay4u
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Create an overlay at dest::
    
    import overlay4u

    overlay = overlay4u.mount('dest', 'lower', 'upper')

    overlay.unmount()

If the destination already has something mounted it won't mount again::
    
    import overlay4u

    overlay1 = overlay4u.mount('dest', 'lower', 'upper')
    
    # This will throw an error.
    overlay2 = overlay4u.mount('dest', 'lower', 'upper')

List all overlays::
    
    import overlay4u
    
    overlays = overlay4u.list()
    # Overlays is now a list of all the currently mounted overlays on your
    # system

Grab a previously mounted overlayfs::

    import overlay4u

    overlay = overlay4u.get('/some_mount_point')

That's all. It's a relatively simple tool.
ArenaPy 0.1.0
A simple python interface to the Are.na api
License: MIT
Keywords: arena rest api client

ARENAPY
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A simple client interface for Are.na written in python! Slices, dices, and makes using arena with python a cinch.

Requires requests (https://github.com/kennethreitz/requests) to handle http interactions.

Typical Usage:

    from arena import ArenaPy    
    arena_connect = ArenaPy()
    user_channel_json = arena_connect.get_users_channels('nick-hasty')
    
user_channel_json will be a dictionary. 

see arena.py for available methods and functions.