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# Public domain

from urllib import request

def post_data(url, data, headers={'Content-Type':'application/json'}):
    """
    POST data string to `url`, return page and headers
    """
    # if data is not in bytes, convert to it to utf-8 bytes
    bindata = data if type(data) == bytes else data.encode('utf-8')

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Home Collection were music compilations made by fans for fans
and sold as CDs on flea market in post-soviet Minsk. At that
time, which is around 2000, the internet was overly expensive,
the salaries were extremely low. Flavoring juice on the table
was a sign of a celebration. Normally we would rather count
cash and buy beer to socialize once in a few weeks.

* [ ] https://archive.org/

Home Collection was a way to discover new music, which was not

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# public domain code
# useful for csv output etc.

def format_table(rows, headers):
    """Format list of tuples into equal width table with headers"""
    maxlens = [len(h) for h in headers]
    for r in rows:
        for i, c in enumerate(r):
            maxlens[i] = max(maxlens[i], len(c))
    tpltpl = []

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TOSCA is a way to describe application infrastructure. Designed by comittee called OASIS.

If you want to look at it, start with Eclipse Winery.

Because Winery is a Java app, nobody runs online demo, so you need to run it yourself
(there is probably a fresh recorded demo somewhere, so post a link if you've seen one)

Winery is a UI that allows you to draw diagrams that are then saved as CSAR files.

CSAR files contain TOSCA diagrams in YAML format that defines infrastructure like

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-- Modes --

i         # 
v         # visual selection mode
Ctrl+v    # visual block selection
ESC

Ctrl+o    # in insert mode - run one command in normal mode

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{
  project(fullPath: "gitlab-org/gitlab") {
    name
    issues {
      nodes {
        iid
        timelogs {
          nodes {
            spentAt
            timeSpent

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Master thread - https://discourse.sustainoss.org/t/dependency-mapping-working-group/569 - see Agenda items there.

* https://deps.cloud/ - some initiative to detect and parse dependencies
* https://github.com/dependabot/dependabot-core - it somehow parses GitHub files

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