add Python port of bro utility and scripts to test Brotli extension #38
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add Python port of bro utility and scripts to test Brotli extension
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bro.pyaccepts the same options as thebrocommand-line utility, and supports piping to/from the standard streams.The test scripts are simple Python ports of
compatibility_test.shandroundtrip_test.shshell script.I made that to be able to test the Brotli Python extension against the same data used by the test shell scripts.
The scripts are especially useful on Windows, which doesn't include the bash shell, and where the
broutility fails to compile using the native MSVC compiler.Please note that
bro.pydepends on @khaledhosny's #36 patch, since it just callsbrotli.decompress(string)and expects the decompression buffer to be dynamically allocated.Thank you.
Cosimo