* Update cli.py
* improved tests
* chnages for proper testing
* Type check using isinstance
* Replace elifs with if when used after return
* twitter.com --> www.ibm.com
* fix typo
* test archive urll parser and dunders
* Update test_wrapper.py
* Update wrapper.py
* entry points cli
* Suppress the urllib2/3 Exception
* rm cli code, will create a new cli.py file
* Create cli.py
* update cli entry pts
* Update cli.py
* Update cli.py
* import print_function
* Update cli.py
* Update cli.py
* Delete pypi_uploader.sh
* resolve conflicts with the master
* update the test ; resolve the conflicts
* decrease code complexity
* cli method changed to main
* get is not for just local usage
* get method should be available from interface
* get is used in the interface
* Update cli.py
* Add sane line length to setup.cfg
* Use Black for quick readability improvements
* Clean up exceptions, docstrings, and comments
Docstrings on dunder functions are redundant and typically ignored
Limit to reasonable line length
General grammar and style corrections
Clarify docstrings and exceptions
Format docstrings per PEP 257 -- Docstring Conventions
* Move archive_url_parser out of Url.save()
It's generally poor form to define a function in a function, as it will
be re-defined each time the function is run.
archive_url_parser does not depend on anything in Url, so it makes sense
to move it out of the class.
* move wayback_timestamp out of class, mark private functions
* DRY in _wayback_timestamp
* Url._url_check should return None
There's no point in returning True if it's never checked and won't ever
be False.
Implicitly returning None or raising an exception is more idiomatic.
* Default parameters should be type-consistant with expected values
* Specify parameters to near
* Use datetime.datetime in _wayback_timestamp
* cleanup __init__.py
* Cleanup formatting in tests
* Fix names in tests
* Revert "Use datetime.datetime in _wayback_timestamp"
This reverts commit 5b30380865.
Introduced unnecessary complexity
* Move _get_response outside of Url
Because Codacy reminded me that I missed it.
* fix imports in tests
