__init__.py

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"""
A data conversion and validation package.

In typical use, you create a Schema with
various subvalidators.  For instance:
>>> import validino as V
>>> validators=dict(username=(V.strip,
...                           V.not_empty('Pledge enter a username'),
...                           V.clamp_length(max=20)),
...                 password=V.not_empty('Please enter a password'))
>>> s=V.Schema(validators)
>>> confirmed=s(dict(username='henry', password='dogwood'))
"""

from validino.base import *
from validino.extra import *
from validino.messages import *
__version__='0.2.1'