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rfc7464 17.7.0
Implementation of RFC7464 codec
License: MIT

.. Copyright (c) AUTHORS
   See LICENSE for details.

rfc7464
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The firehose of your JSON

Introduction
============

RFC 7464_ is a proposed standard for streaming JSON documents.
It is meant to be used for things like loggers,
which can use JSON to log structured data.
It is designed to recover gracefully from file truncation,
even in the middle -- such as what happens when a previous
run crashed badly, and the next run opens the existing
log file for appending.

.. _7464: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7464

Contributing
============

We welcome issues and PRs on GitHub!
Please adhere to the contributor covenant,
conveniently placed in the root of the repository.

.. code::

  $ tox

Should succeed on pull requests when rebased
against latest master for PRs before they
can be merged, but not before they can be submitted.
For your first PR, please add yourself to the list
of authors in the LICENSE file.

For issues, if the problem is non-compliance with the RFC,
please site the specific section, quote from the RFC,
and (ideally) give a concrete example.

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

Documentation is available on ReadTheDocs


.. _ReadTheDocs:
ssd 1.0.0
Solid-State Drive Checker
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=2.6,!=3.0,!=3.1,!=3.2
Keywords: ssd pyssd

pySSD
=====

Table of contents
-----------------

-  `Description`_
-  `Installation`_
-  `Usage`_

Description
-----------

A tiny, but effective, Solid-State Drive checker for Python.

Working on Windows, macOS and linux.

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

Type in your command shell **with *administrator/root* privileges**:

::

    pip install ssd

In Unix-based systems, this is generally achieved by superseding the
command ``sudo``.

::

    sudo pip install ssd

If the above commands fail, consider installing it with the option
`--user`_:

::

    pip install --user ssd

If in your system missing the command ``pip``, but you're sure you have
installed the `Python Interpreter`_ and the package ``setuptools``
(>=20.8.1), you can try to install **pySSD** from the sources, in this
way:

1. Get the latest tarball of the source code in format `ZIP`_ or `TAR`_.
2. Extract the downloaded archive.
3. From the extracted path, launch the command
   ``python setup.py install``.

Usage
-----

Import in your script the module ``sdd`` and call its function
``is_ssd``.

::

    from ssd import is_ssd

    is_ssd('/path/to/file-or-dir-or-dev')

Return value will be ``True`` if the drive, where the given path is
located, was recognized as SSD, otherwise ``False``.

    **Note:** Ramdisks are always recognized as SSD under Windows.

*That's All Folks!*

.. _Description: #description
.. _Installation: #installation
.. _Usage: #usage
.. _--user: https://pip.pypa.io/en/latest/user_guide/#user-installs
.. _Python Interpreter: https://www.python.org
.. _ZIP: https://github.com/vuolter/pySSD/archive/master.zip
.. _TAR: https://github.com/vuolter/pySSD/archive/master.tar.gz