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eztable 0.1.3
Simple in-memory tables in pure Python.
License: MIT

EZTable
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EZTable is a lightweight python table library. It is designed to be as
easy as possible:

It's easy to install because it's pure python, you don't need to compile
any C extensions, however if you do have a compiler then a few of the
components can be made to work faster.

It's easy to deploy because it's packaged both sdist (.tar.gz format)
and also as a Python Wheel. You can use the Pip command to install it or
add it as a dependency of your project without introducing any extra
hassle.

It's easy to learn: There's plenty of documentation and examples of how
to use EZTable's main features.

It's easy to use, because the API is familiar to anybody who has used
lists and common Python sequences.

Basic Usage
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This Asciinema explains how to programatically build, filter and join
EZTable's table object:

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Project Status
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-  Code Quality: |Code Health|

About this project
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-  Documentation: http://pythonhosted.org/eztable/
-  Latest release: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/eztable/
-  Latest source: https://github.com/salimfadhley/eztable
-  Issues: https://github.com/salimfadhley/eztable/issues

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gsimporter 1.0.0
GeoServer Importer Client
License: MIT
Keywords: GeoServer Importer

gsimporter
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gsimporter is a python library for using GeoServer's importer API.

Installing
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pip install gsconfig

or

git clone https://github.com/boundlessgeo/gsimporter.git
cd gsimporter
pip install .

Getting Help
============

Please use the Github project at http://github.com/boundlessgeo/gsimporter for any bug reports (and pull requests are welcome, but please include tests where possible.)

Running Tests
=============

The tests are integration tests. These require having a running GeoServer instance with the community/importer modules installed. Because some of the tests use a postgres database, a data base is required to run. **It is strongly advised to run with a data directory you don't care about.**

The test suite will first attempt to verify a connection to GeoServer and a connection to the database. If the default values are not appropriate, provide them via environment variables on the command line or via `export`. For example::

  GEOSERVER_BASE_URL=http://localhost:8080 python setup.py test

A convenient way to deal with connection or other settings (besides setting things up to use the defaults) is to put them all in a bash (or other shell) script.

The tests are designed to create a workspace named `importer` and `importer2` for use in testing. `importer` will be set to the default workspace. As much as possible, things are cleaned up after test execution.

To run all of the tests, one way is via `setup.py`. `python setup.py test` should do the trick.

If developing and finer grained control is desired, specific tests and other flags can be provided using `python test/uploadtests.py`. Supported arguments are:

* **--clean** delete layers and stores in the test workspaces. useful for cleanup.
* **--skip-teardown** don't delete things after running. may cause errors but useful for a single test.

To run a single case (or drop the method name to run the whole class)::

  python test/uploadtests.py ErrorTests.test_invalid_file