It looks like mcrowson's pull request for python compatibility has stalled. If not, feel free to reject this.
This is a super simple compatibility patch that does little more than use encode/decode and a configurable encoding to ensure data is either in byte or unicode representation when it needs to be.
Since it uses encode/decode methods of string I believe it will require something newer than python 2.2, which seems reasonable at this point.
There are no new dependencies and all the unit tests passed for me. I ran some live tests and got up to 83% coverage. I created a record with the master branch and was able to read it properly using this branch running under python 2 and python 3.
Anyway this is my attempt to jump start getting the project up to python 3, which I need for purely selfish reasons. :)
If there are any anything I missed, let me know and I'll try and get it fixed.
Coverage increased (+0.3%) to 56.391% when pulling a41de16719d83e14f96900828567083584e0100f on nephlm:minimal_py3 into 26124840dfffcf6234b4b067531a8ec40d7362dd on Miserlou:master.
It looks like mcrowson's pull request for python compatibility has stalled. If not, feel free to reject this.
This is a super simple compatibility patch that does little more than use encode/decode and a configurable encoding to ensure data is either in byte or unicode representation when it needs to be.
Since it uses encode/decode methods of string I believe it will require something newer than python 2.2, which seems reasonable at this point.
There are no new dependencies and all the unit tests passed for me. I ran some live tests and got up to 83% coverage. I created a record with the master branch and was able to read it properly using this branch running under python 2 and python 3.
Anyway this is my attempt to jump start getting the project up to python 3, which I need for purely selfish reasons. :)
If there are any anything I missed, let me know and I'll try and get it fixed.