CoreEase 0.2.5

A Python package to standardize my workflows and simplify repetitive tasks.

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CoreEase
Why work harder when you can CoreEase?

What is CoreEase?

CoreEase is a Python package designed to simplify your workflow by automating repetitive tasks, handling threads efficiently, and providing easy utilities for system operations. Whether it's managing files, automating browsers, or working with system resources, CoreEase helps you do more with less effort.

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Features:

1. Thread Management:

   • Execute tasks in parallel with simple threading.
   • Includes an animated load buffer to keep things looking productive.

2. Browser Automation:

   • Headless browsing, form filling, and button clicking.
   • Easy parsing of links, buttons, and login forms.

3. File Handling:

   • Check file existence, create files, append content, and overwrite efficiently.

4. Console Tricks:

   • Clear the console, print centered text, or enumerate lists stylishly.

5. System Utilities:

   • Get system-related information like the current user, CPU count, console size, and system time.
   • Calculate time differences between current time and a target time (useful for scheduling tasks).

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Installation:

You can install CoreEase directly from PyPI using pip:

pip install CoreEase

Alternatively, to get the latest version from GitHub:

pip install git+https://github.com/Casbian/CoreEase.git

After uploading to PyPI, users can easily install the package directly from there.

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Quickstart Guide:

1. Master Multithreading
   Let CoreEase handle thread management for you:

   from CoreEase.threads import SubmitTasktoThreadWITHLoadBuffer
   
   def my_task():  
       print("Doing some important stuff...")
   
   SubmitTasktoThreadWITHLoadBuffer(my_task)
   

   Effortless threading with built-in buffering.

2. Browser Automation
   Automate web tasks with minimal effort:

   from CoreEase.web import StartBrowser, GoToUrl, ParseforLinks
   
   StartBrowser()  
   GoToUrl("https://example.com")  
   http_links, https_links = ParseforLinks()  
   print("HTTP Links:", http_links)  
   print("HTTPS Links:", https_links)
   

3. Handle Files
   Simplify file operations:

   from CoreEase.files import CheckFileExistence, CreateFile, AppendtoFile
   
   file_name = "example.txt"
   
   if not CheckFileExistence(file_name):  
       CreateFile(file_name)  
   
   AppendtoFile(file_name, "This is a line of text!")
   

4. Console Wizardry
   Keep your console clean and professional:

   from CoreEase.console import ClearConsole, CenteredPrint
   
   ClearConsole()  
   CenteredPrint("Welcome to CoreEase!", "*")
   

5. System Utilities
   Use CoreEase to get current system information or calculate time differences:

   from CoreEase.system import CurrentUser, CPUCount, ConsoleHeight, ConsoleWidth, CurrentSystemTime, CalculateTimeDifferencetoTargetTime24HourFrame
   
   print("Current User:", CurrentUser())  
   print("CPU Count:", CPUCount())  
   print("Console Height:", ConsoleHeight())  
   print("Console Width:", ConsoleWidth())  
   print("Current System Time:", CurrentSystemTime())  
   
   target_time = "14:30"  # 2:30 PM
   time_diff = CalculateTimeDifferencetoTargetTime24HourFrame(target_time)
   if time_diff:
       print(f"Time difference to {target_time}: {time_diff}")
   else:
       print("Target time has already passed.")
   

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New Features:

• Time Management:
  CoreEase provides an easy way to calculate the time difference between the current system time and a target time (in a 24-hour format). Ideal for scheduling tasks or automating time-sensitive workflows.

  from CoreEase.system import CalculateTimeDifferencetoTargetTime24HourFrame
  
  target_time = "23:59"
  time_diff = CalculateTimeDifferencetoTargetTime24HourFrame(target_time)
  if time_diff:
      print(f"Time until target time: {time_diff}")
  else:
      print("The target time has already passed.")
  

• System Information:
  Quickly get essential system information like the current user, CPU count, console size, and system time:

  from CoreEase.system import CurrentUser, CPUCount, ConsoleHeight, ConsoleWidth, CurrentSystemTime
  
  print("Current User:", CurrentUser())
  print("CPU Count:", CPUCount())
  print("Console Height:", ConsoleHeight())
  print("Console Width:", ConsoleWidth())
  print("Current Time:", CurrentSystemTime())
  

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Contributing:

Want to add a feature or fix a bug? Contributing is simple:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Clone it:
   git clone https://github.com/Casbian/CoreEase.git
3. Make your changes.
4. Submit a pull request.

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License:

CoreEase is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to share, remix, and improve it!

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CoreEase
Why work harder when you can CoreEase?

What is CoreEase?

CoreEase is a Python package designed to simplify your workflow by automating repetitive tasks, handling threads efficiently, and providing easy utilities for system operations. Whether it's managing files, automating browsers, or working with system resources, CoreEase helps you do more with less effort.

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Features:

1. Thread Management:

   • Execute tasks in parallel with simple threading.
   • Includes an animated load buffer to keep things looking productive.

2. Browser Automation:

   • Headless browsing, form filling, and button clicking.
   • Easy parsing of links, buttons, and login forms.

3. File Handling:

   • Check file existence, create files, append content, and overwrite efficiently.

4. Console Tricks:

   • Clear the console, print centered text, or enumerate lists stylishly.

5. System Utilities:

   • Get system-related information like the current user, CPU count, console size, and system time.
   • Calculate time differences between current time and a target time (useful for scheduling tasks).

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Installation:

You can install CoreEase directly from PyPI using pip:

pip install CoreEase

Alternatively, to get the latest version from GitHub:

pip install git+https://github.com/Casbian/CoreEase.git

After uploading to PyPI, users can easily install the package directly from there.

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Quickstart Guide:

1. Master Multithreading
   Let CoreEase handle thread management for you:

   from CoreEase.threads import SubmitTasktoThreadWITHLoadBuffer
   
   def my_task():  
       print("Doing some important stuff...")
   
   SubmitTasktoThreadWITHLoadBuffer(my_task)
   

   Effortless threading with built-in buffering.

2. Browser Automation
   Automate web tasks with minimal effort:

   from CoreEase.web import StartBrowser, GoToUrl, ParseforLinks
   
   StartBrowser()  
   GoToUrl("https://example.com")  
   http_links, https_links = ParseforLinks()  
   print("HTTP Links:", http_links)  
   print("HTTPS Links:", https_links)
   

3. Handle Files
   Simplify file operations:

   from CoreEase.files import CheckFileExistence, CreateFile, AppendtoFile
   
   file_name = "example.txt"
   
   if not CheckFileExistence(file_name):  
       CreateFile(file_name)  
   
   AppendtoFile(file_name, "This is a line of text!")
   

4. Console Wizardry
   Keep your console clean and professional:

   from CoreEase.console import ClearConsole, CenteredPrint
   
   ClearConsole()  
   CenteredPrint("Welcome to CoreEase!", "*")
   

5. System Utilities
   Use CoreEase to get current system information or calculate time differences:

   from CoreEase.system import CurrentUser, CPUCount, ConsoleHeight, ConsoleWidth, CurrentSystemTime, CalculateTimeDifferencetoTargetTime24HourFrame
   
   print("Current User:", CurrentUser())  
   print("CPU Count:", CPUCount())  
   print("Console Height:", ConsoleHeight())  
   print("Console Width:", ConsoleWidth())  
   print("Current System Time:", CurrentSystemTime())  
   
   target_time = "14:30"  # 2:30 PM
   time_diff = CalculateTimeDifferencetoTargetTime24HourFrame(target_time)
   if time_diff:
       print(f"Time difference to {target_time}: {time_diff}")
   else:
       print("Target time has already passed.")
   

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New Features:

• Time Management:
  CoreEase provides an easy way to calculate the time difference between the current system time and a target time (in a 24-hour format). Ideal for scheduling tasks or automating time-sensitive workflows.

  from CoreEase.system import CalculateTimeDifferencetoTargetTime24HourFrame
  
  target_time = "23:59"
  time_diff = CalculateTimeDifferencetoTargetTime24HourFrame(target_time)
  if time_diff:
      print(f"Time until target time: {time_diff}")
  else:
      print("The target time has already passed.")
  

• System Information:
  Quickly get essential system information like the current user, CPU count, console size, and system time:

  from CoreEase.system import CurrentUser, CPUCount, ConsoleHeight, ConsoleWidth, CurrentSystemTime
  
  print("Current User:", CurrentUser())
  print("CPU Count:", CPUCount())
  print("Console Height:", ConsoleHeight())
  print("Console Width:", ConsoleWidth())
  print("Current Time:", CurrentSystemTime())
  

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Contributing:

Want to add a feature or fix a bug? Contributing is simple:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Clone it:
   git clone https://github.com/Casbian/CoreEase.git
3. Make your changes.
4. Submit a pull request.

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License:

CoreEase is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to share, remix, and improve it!

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