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- kaos_office-0.1.0/.gitignore +16 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/CHANGELOG.md +430 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/LICENSE +201 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/NOTICE +8 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/PKG-INFO +298 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/README.md +252 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/__init__.py +131 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/__main__.py +5 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/_path_resolver.py +131 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/_version.py +1 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/cli.py +580 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/docx/__init__.py +6 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/docx/metadata.py +142 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/docx/numbering/__init__.py +76 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/docx/numbering/definitions.py +198 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/docx/numbering/formatters.py +333 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/docx/numbering/parser.py +203 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/docx/numbering/resolver.py +124 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/docx/numbering/state.py +175 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/docx/reader.py +1663 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/docx/styles.py +145 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/docx/writer.py +1560 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/errors.py +25 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/ooxml/__init__.py +12 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/ooxml/namespace.py +376 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/opc/__init__.py +12 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/opc/content_types.py +120 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/opc/package.py +337 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/opc/relationships.py +167 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/opc/security.py +122 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/pptx/__init__.py +91 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/pptx/reader.py +855 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/pptx/smartart.py +110 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/pptx/writer.py +787 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/py.typed +0 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/serve.py +73 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/tools.py +1516 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/xlsx/__init__.py +19 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/xlsx/_xlsxwriter_reference.py +296 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/xlsx/calamine_reader.py +311 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/xlsx/cell_ref.py +39 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/xlsx/native.py +362 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/xlsx/reader.py +138 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/xlsx/shared_strings.py +41 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/xlsx/styles.py +147 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/kaos_office/xlsx/writer.py +687 -0
- kaos_office-0.1.0/pyproject.toml +209 -0
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and this project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.org/spec/v2.0.0.html).
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