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Releases: anthonydb/pneumatic

0.1.9

18 Jan 22:57
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  • Fix issue with authenticating API credentials via Requests. #20
  • Disable multiprocessing for now. #21
  • Confirm Python 3.8 support.

0.1.8

23 Sep 20:08
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  • Improve command-line message content and formatting.
  • Confirm Python 3.6 and 3.7 support.
  • Expand number of unsupported filetypes to exclude from import list.
  • Improve CSV output file name formatting.
  • Documentation edits and updates.

0.1.7

25 Nov 15:27
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  • Delete SQLite database if, upon program exit, it contains no records. (#14)
  • Add some color, improve readability in console output. (#18)
  • Add colorama dependency for printing ANSI escape code colors in Windows.

0.1.6

29 Apr 02:32
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  • Provide User-Agent and From HTTP header fields.
  • Correct issue where force_ocr and secure parameters were not being set default to false in the Ruby way. (#17)
  • Handle 50X errors from the API (which do not return JSON). (#15, thank you, Tom Meagher!)

0.1.5

10 Mar 05:52
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  • Add update_processed_files method to get page, file hash and other data that's not available upon upload.
  • Add pages, file_hash, id and title to items tracked in database.
  • Create database upon DocumentCloudUploader initialization.
  • Get rid of the file extension in the document title.
  • Bug fix: Properly test for presence of data and title keyword arguments.

0.1.4

17 Feb 20:53
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  • Remove extra line space on csv dump in Windows.

0.1.3

17 Feb 02:38
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  • Report number of files to be uploaded before starting.
  • Better reporting of upload progress and results.
  • More comprehensive filetype exclusion list.
  • Record pdf and text URLs in database.
  • Uploads that return status codes other than 200 are handled.