cozy-kit 0.2.6

The basic library for coding

cozy-kit

A cozy Python package with greetings, bedtime stories, quotes, and friendly messages.

Created by Youssef.

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Requirements

• + Python 3.8

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Installation

Install the package:

pip install cozy-kit

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Update the package:

pip install --upgrade cozy-kit

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What is this package?

cozy-kit is a friendly Python package that provides:

Welcome messages

Goodbye messages

Morning greetings

Bedtime stories

Motivational quotes

JSON-powered random content...

The package is designed to be simple, cozy, and beginner-friendly.

Using the package and its classes

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How to use this package:

Import it:

from cozy_kit import Yoyo

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Then create the object:

from cozy_kit import Yoyo

example_name = Yoyo(
    name='Example',
    age=12,
    height=12,
    weight=13,
    eye_color='blue',
    hair_color='black',
    gender='male',
    nickname='Example'
)

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Functions

• welcome() welcomes you
• good_morning() gives you a morning quote
• good_afternoon() gives you an afternoon quote
• good_evening() gives you an evening quote
• good_night() tells you a bedtime story
• auto_greet() calls the specific function depending on the time and season
• bye() tells you goodbye
• motivate() gives you a motivational quote
• fun_facts() gives you a fun fact

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Example Usage:

from cozy_kit import Yoyo

person = Yoyo(
    name="Youssef",
    nickname="Yoyo"
)

print(person.say())

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Example Output:

Welcome Youssef!
Or welcome Yoyo!

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How to use the Timer class

Import it:

from cozy_kit import Timer

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Then create the object:

from cozy_kit import Timer

timer = Timer()  # No parameters required currently

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Functions:

• countdown(count, time_type, show)

Enter the count amount,

then if it is min/hour/sec.

The show parameter allows custom output systems such as:

- print
- pyttsx3 speech
- Tkinter labels
- custom logging functions

• pomodoro(work_time, break_time, long_break_time, show) The work, break, and long_break times will be calculated as minutes
• wait(count, time_type)
• get_time()
• start_stopwatch()
• end_stopwatch()

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Example Usage:

from cozy_kit import Timer

timer = Timer()
timer.countdown(10, 'sec', print)
timer.pomodoro(work_time=25, break_time=5, long_break_time=25, show=print)

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How to use the TextStudio class

Import it:

from cozy_kit import TextStudio

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Then create the object:

from cozy_kit import TextStudio

text_editor = TextStudio()

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Functions:

• to_morse(text)
• to_upper(text)
• to_title(text)
• to_lower(text)
• space_out_letters(text)
• replace_with_spaces(text, replacement)
• caesar(text, shift)
• reverse(text)
• word_count(text)
• char_count(text)
• remove_spaces(text)
• snake(text)
• remove_punctuation(text)