<package>
<name>python310-fluidity-sm</name>
<short>Python 3.10 - fluidity-sm - State machine implementation</short>
<version>3.4.2</version>
<date>2023-07-10</date>
<system>eisfair-noarch</system>
<author>the eisfair team, team(at)eisfair(dot)org</author>
<status>stable</status>
<section>python3</section>
<require-package>python310-base 3.4.2</require-package>
<description>
Internal Program Version: fluidity-sm  0.2.0

State machine implementation for Python objects.

A Fluidity state machine must have one initial state and at
least two states.

A state may have enter and exit callbacks, for running some
code on state enter and exit, respectively. These params can
be method names (as strings), callables, or lists of method
names or callables.

https://github.com/nsi-iff/fluidity
</description>
</package>