Christian González

YAML would be an option, but I definitely want to keep pydifact as clean (few dependencies) as possible. So "Django"-like classes will be the way to go.

@srinirokz Here, if its related to this issue. Else just start a new issue.

I asked www.stylusstudio.com where they have a good overview of EDIFACT data if I can parse their site using beautifulsoup and extract Service Code data from it. This would make...

Yes, that's right. I just don't have time ATM to implement this, so development has slowed down a bit. But nevertheless, PRs are more than welcome... I'd like to create...

Oh, and malformed sample edifact files? Please, just correct them, any help welcome. I stumbled into creating that library just by the need of a good lib in Python, and...

Hey @cmsdroff, thanks for the words. ATM Pydifact is just low level. At some time I want to get a hiver level API, but am uncertain how to do this....

Like always, I find the solution to my problems a few minutes after posting the question to stackoverflow or filing a bug, and after hours/days of searching/debugging. But it discovers...

I second that. The users view and the issues view is almost completely filled out with ONE user picture. IMHO it would ussifce to make it as small as in...

I maybe tried something that was not a good idea: `unicorn:click="set_foo({{unicorn.component_id}})"` - just shouldn't do that. I think it's not worth going further down that road, so I'll close that...

in https://github.com/adamghill/django-unicorn/blob/6cb0e137dadf64916376147db09854fae87b0f05/django_unicorn/components/unicorn_view.py#L898 and the following lines there is the culprit code IMHO. You correctly save the AttributeError in the lines before, but do not print it out with the `ComponentClassLoadError`...