Metadata-Version: 1.1
Name: eyap
Version: 0.9.4
Summary: Tools for extending yapping and comment management
Home-page: http://github.com/emin63/eyap
Author: Emin Martinian
Author-email: emin.martinian@gmail.com
License: custom
Description: Introduction to eyap
        ====================
        
        The ``eyap`` package is an extended yapping and comment management
        system written in python. The basic goal is to provide a high-level
        comment management system which can be used with various back-ends.
        
        Quick start
        ===========
        
        The following example is from
        ```eyap/__init__.py`` <https://github.com/emin63/eyap/blob/master/eyap/__init__.py>`__:
        
        With eyap, you can choose a backend to manage your comments. A key goal
        of the eyap package is that you can write your code in a generic way and
        easily switch the back-end. For example, you can use a simple file
        back-end with something like like the following:
        
        ::
        
        
           >>> import eyap, tempfile, os, shutil  # Import some things used for demo.
           >>> backend = 'file'                   #  Use a simple file backend for demo.
           >>> finfo = {'owner': 'emin63', 'realm': tempfile.mkdtemp(), 'topic': 'test'}
           >>> comment_thread = eyap.Make.comment_thread('file', **finfo)
           >>> comment_thread.add_comment('Testing things', allow_create=True)
           >>> comment_thread.add_comment('is great!')
        
        The code above will create a new comment thread and add a comment to it
        while also creating the thread if it does not exist. Later, you could
        access the thread via something like:
        
        ::
        
           >>> print(str(comment_thread.lookup_comments())) # doctest: +ELLIPSIS
           ========================================
           Subject: Testing things ...
           Timestamp: ...
           ----------
           Testing things
           ========================================
           Subject: is great! ...
           Timestamp: ...
           ----------
           is great!
        
        The main reason for the existence of something like eyap is so that you
        could use pretty much the same exact code with a different backend. For
        example, using ‘github’ instead of ‘file’ and setting realm/owner to the
        organization/repo in github while providing a valid user/token for
        github access will post or read an issue from github.
        
        ::
        
        
           >>> ginfo = {'owner': 'emin63', 'realm': 'eyap', 'topic': 'Describe usage'}
           >>> g_thread = eyap.Make.comment_thread('github', **ginfo)
           >>> print(str(g_thread.lookup_comments())) # doctest: +ELLIPSIS
           ========================================
           Subject: We need a simple description of how to u ...
           Timestamp: 2017-07-19T22:26:51Z
           ----------
           We need a simple description of how to use eyap.
           ========================================
           Subject: Start with top-level README.md ...
           Timestamp: 2017-07-19T22:22:56Z
           ----------
           Start with top-level README.md
           ========================================
           Subject: All done! ...
           Timestamp: 2017-07-19T22:26:51Z
           ----------
           All done!
        
        Note that in the above, we only read from github since we did not
        provide any username or password. If you had a username and token or
        password, you could post comments to github as well.
        
        Plesae do *NOT* post to above issue; use your own repo for tests. :)
        
        Finally, we cleanup the file based backend since we don’t need it
        anymore.
        
        ::
        
        
           >>> shutil.rmtree(finfo['realm'])  # Remove the directory to cleanup test.
           >>> os.path.exists(finfo['realm']) # Verify we cleaned up.
           False
        
        Back ends
        =========
        
        We currently have the following back-ends available:
        
        ``file``: A simple file-based back-end. ``github``: Reading/writing
        comments to github issues. ``redis``: Use redis to store comments. You
        will have to install redis and redis-py (e.g., with
        ``pip install redis``) for this to work.
        
        Pull requests are welcome to add more back-ends.
        
Keywords: comment management
Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: Development Status :: 3 - Alpha
Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
