Dev Tools Library is a multiplatform tools development api, targeted to help keep you focused on writing the tools and not the connective glue code between packages.
Installation
pip install DTL
Usage
>>> import DTL
>>> #These are the core modules
>>> from DTL import api, gui, db, networking, perforce
>>> #This is where you can get access to package related settings
>>> from DTL.settings import Settings
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Design
The Dev Tools Library was designed to handle alot of bolier plate code, to free you up to design tools/scripts/applications without having to implement business logic and shared logic within the same tool/script/application.
It provides useful utilities and class in a number of different areas from general(api) to user interface(gui) even to communication(networking)
Documentation
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