As the testing suite develops there will be a need to create data in the database prior to running tests. Currently this is being done with the use of factory-boy for Users.

UserFactory Example:

class Use

Not sure what command-line options are available, or how to find out what they are.

If the read-me could include a link or some info that would be great.

Thanks!

Sometimes on windows (but probably on linux/mac also with ps), I'm having wmic process appearing in my process tree, but I would like to be able to have an option to force it not to show up in process tree.

Here is my use case:

pidtree(process.pid)
  .then(pidusage)
  .then(...);

• pidtree(process.pid) sometimes includes wmic process
• pidusage is executed upon wmic

It would be good to document somewhere how:

1. To obtain a list of all PDG IDs stored in the data file loaded.
   [p.pdgid for p in Particle.all()] for a list of PDGID instances.
   [int(p) for p in Particle.all()] for a list of PDG IDs, as ints.
2. To get the number of particles stored in the data file loaded.
   print(len(Particle.all()))

Permitir configurar layout do teclado, ou então ter opções já prontas, tipo Normal ou Invertido!
Seria muito útil, porque no meu caso por exemplo que utilizo a placa do Eduardo 'Dumpa' o teclado está invertido, Bomba na tecla da esquerda. (Obs.: Ele já me forneceu o arquivo para correção)

Or not a bug, but generally not right for heating examples which I assume this relay example to be:

On line 54, it reads

if(Output < millis() - windowStartTime) digitalWrite(RelayPin,HIGH);

when I think it should read

if(Output > millis() - windowStartTime) digitalWrite(RelayPin,HIGH); (turn heater on if high)