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Add ability to read file object #376
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A function read_file_object has been added in order to be able to directly read a file object (useful for many usecases)
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This PR is based on [https://github.com//pull/331](this one) as it's the same use case. I added a test and modified the code in a simpler way (and following PEP8 guidelines). I've read your previous comment about the |
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just realizing this is a somewhat old? repository? @simonghrt if you read this, resend the pull request over here: |
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It would be really nice to get this functionality in camelot. @simonghrt Can you create a new PR for the camelot-dev repo? |
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We'd also love this over using tempfile! |
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A function read_file_object has been added in order to be able to
directly read a file object (useful for many usecases)