"""A pure Python, cross-platform library/tool for reading Macintosh resource data, as stored in resource forks and ``.rsrc`` files."""

__version__ = "1.3.1.dev"

__all__ = [
	"Resource",
	"ResourceAttrs",
	"ResourceFile",
	"ResourceFileAttrs",
	"compress",
	"open",
]

from . import api, compress
from .api import Resource, ResourceAttrs, ResourceFile, ResourceFileAttrs

# noinspection PyShadowingBuiltins
open = ResourceFile.open

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+# To release a new version:%0A# * Remove the .dev suffix from the version number in this file.%0A# * Update the changelog in the README.rst (rename the %22next version%22 section to the correct version number).%0A# * Remove the %60%60dist%60%60 directory (if it exists) to clean up any old release files.%0A# * Run %60%60python3 setup.py sdist bdist_wheel%60%60 to build the release files.%0A# * Run %60%60python3 -m twine check dist/*%60%60 to check the release files.%0A# * Fix any errors reported by the build and/or check steps.%0A# * Commit the changes to master.%0A# * Tag the release commit with the version number, prefixed with a %22v%22 (e. g. version 1.2.3 is tagged as v1.2.3).%0A# * Fast-forward the release branch to the new release commit.%0A# * Push the master and release branches.%0A# * Upload the release files to PyPI using %60%60python3 -m twine upload dist/*%60%60.%0A# * On the GitHub repo's Releases page, edit the new release tag and add the relevant changelog section from the README.rst. (Note: The README is in reStructuredText format, but GitHub's release notes use Markdown, so it may be necessary to adjust the markup syntax.)%0A%0A# After releasing:%0A# * (optional) Remove the build and dist directories from the previous release as they are no longer needed.%0A# * Bump the version number in this file to the next version and add a .dev suffix.%0A# * Add a new empty section for the next version to the README.rst changelog.%0A# * Commit and push the changes to master.%0A%0A
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Add release instructions in a comment in __init__.py