datatype-names | based datatype names for ArcGIS Python toolboxes

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datatype-names is a Python library. datatype-names has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However datatype-names build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

Map between keyword and label-based datatype names for ArcGIS Python toolboxes. Prior to 10.1SP1, tools used labels for names, such as Feature Layer. But this was determined to hamper internationalization, and at 10.1SP1, this was changed to keyword names, such as GPFeatureLayer. This class detects the version of ArcGIS being used, and converts between the names so one standard can be used, but still support unpatched 10.1 users.

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