A collection of python utility functions and classes.
Project description
Introduction
BlazeUtils is a library to hold common tools for the Blaze library family:
Questions & Comments
Please visit: http://groups.google.com/group/blazelibs
Current Status
The code and API stay pretty stable.
The blazeutils tip is installable via easy_install with easy_install BlazeUtils==dev
Changelog
0.3.9 released 2013-02-05
added numbers.ensure_int() and numbers.convert_int()
fix readme to have correct bitbucket URL to source
0.3.8 released 2012-03-22
added rst.create_toc() to generate a table of contents from a reST document
added some utility functions for reST processing with docutils
added testing.FailLoader to help when testing failed imports
ensure_datetime() now takes a time_part argument
added HTMLAttributes to new containers module, moved LazyDict to containers but left reference in datastructures.
make error_handling.raise_unexpected_import_error() more thorough and stop matching exceptions that shouldn’t have been matched
add helpers.ensure_list() and ensure_tuple()
0.3.7 released 2011-12-15
(BC BREAK) changed testing.raises() to regex escape by default. There is now a keyword arg to control regex escaping. Also switched it to be more lenient in its matching by using re.search() instead of re.match()
added exc_emailer() decorator
added testing.assert_equal_text()
add retry() decorator for retrying a function call when exceptions occur
0.3.6 released 2011-08-19
fix bug in sdist build
0.3.5 released 2011-08-18
XlwtHelper can now use XFStyle instances directly.
0.3.4 released 2011-06-11
deprecate error_handling.traceback_* functions
deprecate datetime module, moved safe_strftime to dates module
add decorators.deprecate() decorator
add testing.emits_deprecation() decorator (only usable w/ python >= 2.6)
add testing.raises() decorator
add dates module and ensure_date(), ensure_datetime()
0.3.3 released 2011-05-19
made moneyfmt/decimalfmt handle floats
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