0.3

• Add config file generation from downloaded HTML / internet shortcut file
• Better command line interface (use subparsers instead of optional arguments)

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0.2

• More descriptive type aliases
• Spacing is allowed (empty lines too)
• Added comments (lines starting with "#")
• Values "today" and "now" are replaced with current date / time when run
• Link can be just the form's ID (56 character long string in the URL)
• Exits with non-zero code on error (uses sys.exit)

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0.1

Initial version of form.py

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