version bump v3.2.34

Fix readme.rst file to enable pypi

Author: flooie

Diff for: CHANGES.md

@@ -16,10 +16,12 @@
 
 ## Current Version
 
- - 3.2.33 (2022-11-11): Updates
+ - 3.2.34 (2022-11-11): Update to readme file
 
 ## Past Versions
 
+ - 3.2.33 (2022-11-11): Updates
+ - 
  - 3.2.32 (2022-10-14): Fix Scotus regex variation
 
  - 3.2.30 (2022-09-13): Add more reporters and varations

Diff for: README.rst

@@ -87,35 +87,23 @@ All variables are imported from the package root as follows:
 
 The available variables are:
 
- - ``REPORTERS`` — This is the main database and contains a huge dict of
-reporters as described below.
+ - ``REPORTERS`` — This is the main database and contains a huge dict of reporters as described below.
 
- - ``LAWS`` — Our database of statutory abbreviations, mapping the statute
-abbreviations to their metadata. For example ``Ark. Reg`` is the abbreviation
-for the ``Arkansas Register``.
+ - ``LAWS`` — Our database of statutory abbreviations, mapping the statute abbreviations to their metadata. For example ``Ark. Reg`` is the abbreviation for the ``Arkansas Register``.
 
  - ``JOURNALS`` — Same idea as ``LAWS``, but for legal journal abbreviations.
 
- - ``STATE_ABBREVIATIONS`` — Bluebook style abbreviations for each state. For
-example, ``Ala.`` for Alaska and ``Haw.`` for Hawaii.
+ - ``STATE_ABBREVIATIONS`` — Bluebook style abbreviations for each state. For example, ``Ala.`` for Alaska and ``Haw.`` for Hawaii.
 
- - ``CASE_NAME_ABBREVIATIONS`` — Bluebook style abbreviations for common words,
-mapping each abbreviation to a list of possible words. For example, ``Admin``
-maps to ``["Administrative", "Administration"]``.
+ - ``CASE_NAME_ABBREVIATIONS`` — Bluebook style abbreviations for common words, mapping each abbreviation to a list of possible words. For example, ``Admin`` maps to ``["Administrative", "Administration"]``.
 
 A few specialized reporter-related variables are:
 
- - ``VARIATIONS_ONLY`` — This contains a dict mapping a canonical reporter
-abbreviation to a list of possible variations it could represent. For example,
-``A. 2d`` sometimes incorrectly lacks a space, and has a variation list of
-``["A.2d"]``. ``P.R.`` could be ``["Pen. & W.", "P.R.R.", "P."]``.
+ - ``VARIATIONS_ONLY`` — This contains a dict mapping a canonical reporter abbreviation to a list of possible variations it could represent. For example, ``A. 2d`` sometimes incorrectly lacks a space, and has a variation list of ``["A.2d"]``. ``P.R.`` could be ``["Pen. & W.", "P.R.R.", "P."]``.
 
- - ``EDITIONS`` — A simple dict to map the abbreviations for each reporter
-edition to the canonical reporter. For example, ``A.2d`` maps to ``A.``.
+ - ``EDITIONS`` — A simple dict to map the abbreviations for each reporter edition to the canonical reporter. For example, ``A.2d`` maps to ``A.``.
 
- - ``NAMES_TO_EDITIONS`` — A simple dict to map the name of a reporter back to
-its canonilcal abbreviations. For example, ``Atlantic Reporter`` maps to
-``['A.', 'A.2d']``.
+ - ``NAMES_TO_EDITIONS`` — A simple dict to map the name of a reporter back to its canonilcal abbreviations. For example, ``Atlantic Reporter`` maps to ``['A.', 'A.2d']``.
 
 
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Diff for: setup.py

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 
 from setuptools import find_packages, setup
 
-VERSION = "3.2.33"
+VERSION = "3.2.34"
 AUTHOR = "Mike Lissner"
 EMAIL = "[email protected]"
 HERE = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))