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    • 28 Sep 2014

      New update for python-bitmath released

      Written by Tim Bielawa

      bitmath-1.0.8-1 was published on 2014-08-14.

      Major Updates

      • bitmath has a proper documentation website up now on Read the Docs, check it out:
        • bitmath.readthedocs.org
      • bitmath is now Python 3.x compatible
      • bitmath is now included in the Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux EPEL6 and EPEL7repositories
      • merged 6 pull requests from 3 contributors

      Bug Fixes

      • fixed some math implementation bugs
        • commutative multiplication
        • true division

      Changes

      Added Functionality

      • best-prefix guessing: automatic best human-readable unit selection
      • support for bitwise operations
      • formatting customization methods (including plural/singular selection)
      • exposed many more instance attributes (all instance attributes are usable in custom formatting)
      • a context manager for applying formatting to an entire block of code
      • utility functions for sizing files and directories
      • add instance properties equivalent to instance.to_THING() methods

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      Tests

      • Test suite is now implemented using Python virtualenv’s for consistency across across platforms
      • Test suite now contains 150 unit tests. This is 110 more tests than the previous major release (1.0.4-1)
      • Test suite now runs on EPEL6 and EPEL7
      • Code coverage is stable around 95-100%

      Examples Below the Fold

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    • 27 Mar 2014

      python-bitmath – Now available in Fedora!

      Written by Tim Bielawa

      Last week I wrote about bitmath, a Python module I made for working with (prefix) units commonly used to represent file sizes, e.g., kB, GiB, Byte, TB.  I can now happily say that python-bitmath has passed the review process and has been officially accepted into Fedora!

      Need more proof?

      References:

      • bitmath on the Python Package Index
      • bitmath on GitHub (with examples!)
      • original blog post about bitmath
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    • bitmath

      bitmath is a Python library for dealing with file size units (GiB's, kB's, etc) in a sane way. bitmath supports arithmetic, rich comparison, conversion, automatic best human-readable representation, and many other utility functions. Read some examples on the docs site or check out the source on GitHub.

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