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Improve usability via iptc.easy #269
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Looks good. Can you also:
As for the README update, I think it'd be useful to add a short explanation on the use case (higher level than the current library, easier to use for short scripts) and a few simple examples? |
Regarding the tests, anything else than the decode() encode() functions that translate betwen iptc_rules to dictonaries would require admin rights to run, that's why I decided not to include them. |
Regarding the tests, anything else than the decode() encode() functions that translate betwen iptc_rules and dictionaries would require admin rights to run, that's why I decided not to include them. |
@jllorente it's okay if not every function from the easy module is documented in the README, users can check out the module itself. I think this is good to merge, anything else you'd like to add? |
Alright then, let's merge it at this time so people are able to start using it. Hopefully we'll get some feedback on how to improve it! |
Thanks! I've also added you as a collaborator of the project. LMK if you have any questions. |
[do not merge]
Placeholder for addressing the issue discussed #268
This PR contains a first version of the ported iptc_helper developed earlier.
It adds new functionality regarding get/set policy.
It should obsolete PR #222 regarding the dictionary functionality, as we now expose encode../decode.. functions in this new module.