Python implementation of basic Unix utilities, modeled to support GNU coreutils features. http://wiki.github.com/dcantrell/pycoreutils
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pycoreutils Replaced GNU autoconf/automake build system with Python distutils. 2011-04-07 07:27:57 -10:00
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AUTHORS Should probably add myself. 2009-11-16 22:08:30 -06:00
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setup.py Replaced GNU autoconf/automake build system with Python distutils. 2011-04-07 07:27:57 -10:00
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pycoreutils
Python re-implementation of GNU coreutils

WHY?
Why not?  Could be useful to someone.  Maybe the PyOS project.

DEVELOPMENT
Put the drivers for the commands in src/.  These should contain a main()
function and do the argument processing.  Put the core functionality for
the program in a pycoreutils module and import it in the driver.

To test drivers, make sure you set a PYTHONPATH environment variable so
that python can find the pycoreutils modules in this directory:

   export PYTHONPATH=$(pwd)