Reverse Dependencies of cs.upd

The following projects have a declared dependency on cs.upd:

• cs.app.dlog — Log a line in my daily log.
• cs.app.mklinks — Tool for finding and hardlinking identical files.
• cs.app.playon — PlayOn facilities, primarily access to the download API. Includes a nice command line tool.
• cs.cmdutils — Convenience functions for working with the cmd stdlib module, the BaseCommand class for constructing command line programmes, and other command line related stuff.
• cs.debug — Assorted debugging facilities.
• cs.ebooks — Utilities and command line for working with EBooks. Basic support for talking to Apple Books, Calibre, CBZ, Kindle, Kobo, Mobi, PDF. These form the basis of my personal Kindle/Kobo/Calibre workflow.
• cs.fstags — Simple filesystem based file tagging and the associated `fstags` command line script.
• cs.hashindex — A command and utility functions for making listings of file content hashcodes and manipulating directory trees based on such a hash index.
• cs.iso14496 — Facilities for ISO14496 files - the ISO Base Media File Format, the basis for several things including MP4 and MOV.
• cs.pop3 — POP3 stuff, particularly a streaming downloader and a simple command line which runs it.
• cs.progress — A progress tracker with methods for throughput, ETA and update notification; also a compound progress meter composed from other progress meters.
• cs.service-api — ServiceAPI, a base class for APIs which talk to a service, typically a web service via HTTP.
• cs.splink — Assorted utility functions for working with data downloaded from Selectronics' SP-LINK programme which communicates with their solar inverter controllers.
• cs.sqltags — Simple SQL based tagging and the associated `sqltags` command line script, supporting both tagged named objects and tagged timestamped log entries.
• cs.tarutils — Assorted tar related things, including a fast tar-based copy.
• cs.timeseries — Efficient portable machine native columnar file storage of time series data for double float and signed 64-bit integers.