Adam Candy
Adam Candy
`bool` cannot be used to test for a True or False string in python. In **elodie/geolocation.py**: ``` __PREFER_ENGLISH_NAMES__ = bool(config['MapQuest']['prefer_english_names']) ``` will evaluate to **True** for any string specified!
If the `config.ini` does not exist, the `[Mapquest]` item not in the config file, or the `prefer_english_names` option not present, the geolocation process checks for the existence of the config...
This caches the false states of 'prefer_english_names', which I expect is what was intended. Fixes #371 (Geolocation examines config.ini for every new lookup).
Fixes a bug in [PR 290](https://github.com/jmathai/elodie/pull/290) and closes issue #369 (Prefer English names logic is broken). `bool` cannot be used to test for a True or False string in python....
Adds an option to additionally push to Prowl. Add your Prowl key to the variable 'prowlkey' and set the boolean 'prowl' to 1 to enable this service. Added bonus feature:...
Use the option `bydate` to sort the directory listing by file timestamp. Written to function with the `reverse` option.
Rely just on the packages listed in the adding: > addons: apt: packages: and remove the further apt-get install lines, e.g.: > sudo apt-get update > sudo apt-get install -y...
Add Bionic and Xenial apt and pip build environments
Output specification from the Portland Bill test case is good, but raises an index error. > ERROR 1: Invalid index : 0 See: test/Portland_Bill_shape/Portland_Bill_shape.brml