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| # Composer module |
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| The Composer module consists of: |
| * the [composer](../src/composer) Python module for authoring compositions, |
| * the [pycompose](../src/pycompose) and [pydeploy](../src/pydeploy) commands for |
| managing compositions from the command line. |
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| The documentation for the Composer package is organized as follows: |
| - [COMPOSITIONS.md](COMPOSITIONS.md) gives a brief introduction to compositions. |
| - [COMBINATORS.md](COMBINATORS.md) explains the composition constructs. |
| - [COMMANDS.md](COMMANDS.md) describes the `pycompose` and `pydeploy` commands. |
