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pyadb 0.1.1
Simple python module to interact with the ADB tool
License: BSD
Keywords: python android adb

Simple python module to interact with the ADB tool

How to install:
===============

Currently there is no Debian package available for PyADB. (Will be fixed soon...)

#[+] Debian Package:
#
#$ sudo dpkg -i python-pyadb_0.1.0-1_all.deb 
#Selecting previously unselected package python-pyadb.
#(Leyendo la base de datos ... 322039 ficheros o directorios instalados actualmente.)
#Desempaquetando python-pyadb (de python-pyadb_0.1.0-1_all.deb) ...
#Configurando python-pyadb (0.1.0-1) ...
#$


[+] easy_install

$ sudo easy_install pyadb
Searching for pyadb
...
Processing dependencies for pyadb
Finished processing dependencies for pyadb
$

[+] setup.py

$ python setup.py build
running build
running build_py
creating build
creating build/lib.linux-i686-2.7
creating build/lib.linux-i686-2.7/pyadb
copying pyadb/adb.py -> build/lib.linux-i686-2.7/pyadb
copying pyadb/__init__.py -> build/lib.linux-i686-2.7/pyadb
$ sudo python setup.py install
running install
running build
running build_py
running install_lib
running install_egg_info
Removing /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pyadb-0.1.1.egg-info
Writing /usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/pyadb-0.1.1.egg-info
$

More instructions: http://wiki.python.org/moin/CheeseShopTutorial

Usage:
======

$ python
Python 2.7.3 (default, Jun 15 2012, 18:14:05) 
[GCC 4.7.0] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> from pyadb import ADB
>>> adb = ADB('~/android/platform-tools/adb')
>>> print adb.pyadb_version()
0.1.1
>>> quit()
$


You can view a "complete" example in "examples/whatsapp.py"
localtodo 1.0
.gitignore local todo files, but sync them through Dropbox.
License: BSD

localtodo
=========

.gitignore local todo files, but sync them through Dropbox.


What this is
------------

I like to use a ``LOCAL_TODO`` file for each of my projects as a
whiteboard for ideas, notes on what is currently being worked on
(useful when coming back to a project after some time), and things
in that vein.

Because these files are not under version control, I use Dropbox to
sync them across machines (this also serves as a backup).

What this script does is place such a file in a shared folder (for
example, managed by Dropbox), and then links this file into the
current directory.


How to use
----------

Install via:

    $ easy_install localtodo

Add the following line to your ``.gitignore`` file (or something
equivalent for the respective ignore mechanism of your version
control system)::

    /LOCAL_TODO*

The trailing wildcard will allows for multiple todo files, something
this script supports.

In your project directory, run::

    $ localtodo --to ~/Dropbox/todofiles
    Creating new empty file ~/Dropbox/todofiles/myproject

    I have established the following links for you:
        ./LOCAL_TODO --> ~/Dropbox/todofiles/myproject

.. note::

    The ``--to`` argument is only required the first time and is
    cached in ``~/.localtodo``.

As you can see, this created a new file in your chosen folder, and
created a link to it in the current directory.

By default, the name of the todo file will be inferred from the
basename of the current directory. You can also specify a custom name::

    $ localtodo foo
    Creating new empty file ~/Dropbox/todofiles/foo

    I have established the following links for you:
        ./LOCAL_TODO --> ~/Dropbox/todofiles/foo

If the todo file already exists, it will not be overridden. If
a LOCAL_TODO file already exists in the current directory, it will
be used and copied. So when you start working on your project on a
different machine, you again run the script::

    $ localtodo
    Found existing file ~/Dropbox/todofiles/foo

    I have established the following links for you:
        ./LOCAL_TODO --> ~/Dropbox/todofiles/foo

Multiple todo files for one project
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

It's possible to create **sub-todos**::

    $ localtodo -s docs
    Creating new empty file ~/Dropbox/todos/myproject.docs

    I have established the following links for you:
        ./LOCAL_TODO.docs --> ~/Dropbox/todos/myproject.docs


When running ``localtodo``, it will find all the todo files related
to the current project, and link all of them into the current
directory.
django-faq 0.8.3
Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) management for Django apps.
License: BSD

============================================================
 Frequently Asked Question (FAQ) management for Django apps
============================================================

This Django_ application provides the ability to create and manage lists of
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ), organized by topic.

This project is still under development, though several medium-to-large
websites are currently using it in production. The plan is to get a stable
version with a full test suite and documentation out the door in the coming
months.

.. _Django: http://www.djangoproject.com/

TODO’s
------

Below are tasks that need done, features under consideration, and some
reminders for the future.

* Write tests for faq.
* Wire up testing on travis-ci.org.
* Write tests for haystack bits.
* Write general documentation, and specifically,

  * The change of modified date field behavior. (Dropped null=True, now
    has a date upon creation.) Write migration if necessary.
  * Document removal of custom template name field on Topic. (The feature made
    little sense given the various URL/view setups.) Write migration if
    necessary.
  * Note supported versions of Python, Django, and Haystack.

* Put documentation on readthedocs.org.


Features
~~~~~~~~

* Create a better interface for ordering questions within a topic.
* Consider if/how to add ordering to Topics. (This is complicated because of
  site relations.)
* Consider making the requirement for ``django.contrib.sites`` optional.


In the future, when dropping Django 1.2 support
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

* Update to class-based generic views
* Move from Question.save() to model validation?