Jokes for python.
I was really sad, no package called joke. So I decided to create one, really fast. This package have some functions, that return some jokes, quotes or facts. If you are sad, use the joke packages. :)
Install
pip install axju-jokes
Command line
You can exit the function from the command line. There are two entry points:
$ joke
$ python -m joke
With no arguments, it will return a random joke, quote or fact. You can set one specifically API. For example some cat facts:
$ joke cat
Use help to see the possible API’s:
$ joke --help
Examples
Some jokes examples
from joke.jokes import *
# This will import all joke-functions (geek, icanhazdad, chucknorris, icndb)
# Now you can use them to get some jokes.
# For example you can display 10 Chuck Norris jokes.
for i in range(10):
print(chucknorris())
# Or get a random joke-function.
from random import choice
print(choice([geek, icanhazdad, chucknorris, icndb])())
Some quotes examples
from joke.quotes import *
# get a quote from quotesondesign.com
print(quotesondesign())
# you can get more then one with one request
for quote in quotesondesign(5):
print(quote)
# and you can get the data
data = quotesondesign(format='data')
print(data['quote'])
print(data['author'])
# get quote from stormconsultancy.co.uk
print(stormconsultancy())
# You can set the ID to get a specific quote
print(stormconsultancy(id=2))
# the stormconsultancy-function give you also the data
data =stormconsultancy(id=2, format='data')
print(data['quote'])
print(data['author'])
Check also the example folder.
Import Easter Egg
>>> import joke.eggs Chuck Norris has to register every part of his body as a separate lethal weapon. His spleen is considered a concealed weapon in over 50 states.
API’s
To get the jokes, I use some open API’s. If you know some missing API’s, please contact me. Until now, the following API’s are used.
Development
Clone repo:
git clone https://github.com/axju/joke.git
Create virtual environment for Linux:
python3 -m venv venv source venv/bin/activate
Create virtual environment for Windows:
python -m venv venv .\venv\Scripts\activate
Update dev-tools:
python -m pip install --upgrade wheel pip setuptools twine tox flake8
Install local:
python setup.py develop
Run some tests:
tox python -m unittest discover python setup.py test
Publish the packages:
git tag -a 1.0.3 -m '1.0.3' git push origin 1.0.3 python setup.py --version python setup.py check python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel twine upload dist/*
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