SimplifyPython 0.0.7

Simplifys aspects of python

                    

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                 built by @Necrownyx

Simplify Python

This is a python package designed to reduce the need for code to be over-complex by providing one-line solutions to problems.

Features list

1. Json: Json is a package widely used for data storage.
2. print: print is used to print to the terminal.

More coming soon.

Documentation

This is a section for the documentation for all of the modules in the package.

Json

First import the Json branch of the package with:

            from SimplifyPython import sjson

Then you can choose to create a file with:

            sjson.new(filename)

where filename is either the name of a json file without the .json or a filename with an extension for example data.app.json.

Or if you already have a file you can read it with:

            data = sjson.open(filename)

where filename is either the name of a file. This will set the data variable to be the contents of the json file.

Then when you are finished editing the data you can run:

            sjson.save(data, filename)

where data is the edited data to be put in the json file and filename is either the name of a file.

Print

First import the print branch with:

            from SimplifyPython import sprint

Then to use the package type:

            `sprint.{color}(message)

Where color is a color from the below list and treat message like a normal print command arguments.

1. red
2. pink
3. purple
4. blue
5. lightblue
6. brightblue
7. green
8. lightgreen
9. yellow
10. orange

This will print in the color of your choice.

Flask

Then import the sflask branch with:

            from SimplifyPython import sflask

Then add this one line to start the server:

            sflask.start()

The start() command has an optional parameter for a message on the web page to be pinged.

How to run on a thread.

If you want to run the server on its own thread you can put this in your code:

            sflask.thread().start()

This module of the package can also take a custom message for example:

            sflask.thread("hello, world!").start()

Will output "hello, world!" on the webpage.

How to serve multiple pages.

If you want to serve multiple different pages first create the page use either:

            sflask.create_page(route, message)

with route being the route of the site for example: '/' and message being the message to be served to users or a html file name for example index.html this file must be in the templates directory of your project.

You can loop through this as many times as you want.

Then when you have defined all of the pages for your site run:

            sflask.launch_pages().start()

To run all the sites on a thread or:

            sflask.launch_pages_nothread()

To run the sites on the main thread.