cjrh/excitertools

itertools (and more-itertools) in the form of function call chaining (fluent interface)

excitertools's Issues

Make a status badge that includes all versions here

https://pypi.org/project/pybadges/

We want to make a badge that says python | 3.6 | 3.7 | 3.8 | 3.9 | pypy3

Because the standard status badge doesn't add pypy. Other projects are including this in an "implementation" badge, e.g.:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pypa/virtualenv/master/README.md

Add reference/link to more-itertools in the docs

TypeError: 'str' object is not callable

Why I'm getting this error, even by using the exact same example from the docs as you can see in the above image.

Add convenience filters

It would be convenient to have predefined filters for common operations, e.g.

seq.filter_gt(23)  # same as filter(lambda x: x > 23, seq)
seq.filter_lt(23)  # same as filter(lambda x: x < 23, seq)
seq.filter_ge(23)  # same as filter(lambda x: x >= 23, seq)
seq.filter_le(23)  # same as filter(lambda x: x <= 23, seq)
seq.filter_eq(23)  # same as filter(lambda x: x == 23, seq)
seq.filter_ne(23)  # same as filter(lambda x: x != 23, seq)

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In the queue wrapper, make sure we call task_done

In this method: https://github.com/cjrh/excitertools#source-classmethod-iter-from-queue-cls-q-queue-queue-timeout-none-sentinel-none

Add an api for "registering" new iterator methods so that they can take part in chaining

PyPI package doesn't install

It seems the PyPI package doesn't actually include excitertools.

Reference the "fluent interface" wikipedia page

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fluent_interface

Add an api for writing results out to a file-like ("collecting" to a file for example)

Think about error handling like in python-chainz

DOC: add nchainz to readme

https://github.com/lquenti/nchainz

DOC: switch to mkdocs

Suddenly github no longer wants to render my README, so I'll have to use mkdocs 😞