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If you just want to jump in and use it, follow this simple set of steps:

1. API Key and Secret

In code, if you've followed the above, you would do the following:

from __future__ import print_function
WRITE_CODE

If you are interested in doing development on Cryptolio, you need the following packages:

• python (sudo yum install python27, sudo apt-get install python)
• python development (sudo yum install python27-devel, sudo apt-get install python-devel)
• pip (sudo yum install python27-pip, sudo apt-get install python-pip)
• virtualenv (sudo pip install virtualenv)
• make (sudo yum install make, sudo apt-get install make)

You run:

• make venv (create a virtualenv)
• `make active` (activate the virtualenv, the backticks are important)
• make dev (setuptools for development)

Now you’re ready to develop.

Be sure to:

• Keep code coverage over 90%
• Write relevant unit tests
• Write Python doc strings
• Regenerate coverage and docs (make covhtml and make docs)

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If you want to cache values, consider also adding: pylru Then you can write a function in your codebase like:

import pylru
@lrudecorator(100)
def get_from_countdown(line, station):
    return COUNTDOWN.get(line, station)

To build the documentation from the python docstrings, run:

make docs

And you can browse those here: <CRYPTOLIO>/docs/html/index.html

All tests are in the cryptolio/test/ directory. To run them do the following:

make test

You can also generate a coverage report:

make cov

You can generate the HTML version:

make covhtml

You can browse this locally from: <CRYPTOLIO>/docs/cov/index.html