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This is the documentation for python-cssutils, a Python package to parse and build CSS Cascading Style Sheets.
This library implements the well-behaved daemon specification of PEP 3143, "Standard daemon process library".
A suite of products for a calendar that can handle recurring events.
Kalends is a Python module using the Component Architecture technologies of interfaces and adapters to separate the storage and display of calendar events. The purpose is to provide a generic Python API so that any calendar UI can display calendars coming from any calendar source. Thus, one can create new UIs without reimplementing the underlying calendar functionality, and one can likewise implement specialized calendar functionality while reusing the existing UI. For example, if you have a groupware system with a good calendaring UI but need to use an external server for your calendars, you should not need to rewrite the user interface. A secondary goal is also to provide an API for calendaring to help people around some of the obstacles you will sooner or later arrive at, like how to handle recurring events, searching, and more, by providing them with an API that can handle the issues. The two main concepts of this API are event providers, which are the sources of events, and event users, which take the Events and display them, export them, etc. More information on how to use Kalends to make an EventProvider is in doc/PROVIDING.txt, and more information on how to use Kalends to get events from an EventProvider is in doc/USING.txt.
The dateutil module provides powerful extensions to the standard datetime module available in Python 2.3+.
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