TurtleExtension
Extend Python's turtle graphics with your own tools and functionality.
TurtleExtension is a Python project dedicated to extending and experimenting with turtle graphics.
Features
- Built around Python's
turtlegraphics module. - Designed for reusable extensions and custom drawing functionality.
- A foundation for experimenting with geometric designs and turtle-based programming.
Requirements
- Python 3.14 or later
Installation
Once published to PyPI, install with:
python -m pip install turtle_extension
Usage
import turtle
# Your turtle_extension functionality goes here.
The public API and usage examples will be documented as the project develops.
Development
Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/YOUR-USERNAME/TurtleExtension.git
cd turtle_extension
Install the package locally if your project contains a pyproject.toml:
python -m pip install .
License
See the repository for licensing information.
More turtle-powered functionality coming soon. 🐢
1 maintainer
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